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wfy24

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This may be a cynical way to look at things but....What do you think is the most driving force in human nature, sex/personal pleasure or the fear of death.... i understand that some people may not want to submit to either, thinking that they walk a higher path, but for the majority of us, its either or.......so questions, comments....anyone....anyone....bueller....bueller.
 
I would say sex, because there are so many of us here...lol


fear of death ehhh.....think im more driven to get laid than I am to worry about death...

But I do know what your saying.....You wanna see some scared of death people go to your local church on sunday and watch them and how they act.... :D


Death is certan......sometimes sex is not!. :thumbsup:
 
It could be argued (not that I am) that every major religion sprouted from the fear of death since all of them involve some sort of afterlife. But I really couldn't say.
 
Ehh the driving force (in my opinion) is death. As Rei stated most of the major religions were created from the fear of death, and for most religious people, religion is the driving force. Not to mention most humans have that whole self-preservation sence during the fight or flight sensation. By majority I think Death is the driving force.
 
but once again .. death WILL happen to each and every person on this earth, others will die never having had sex... so I would think most people would be more towards sex than fear of death.
 
For your intellectual improvement, a small section of my recent thesis on sexuality in the twentieth century.

Gender refers to the differences between male and female that a person views as their personal identity. This gender identity is taught to us through early child hood and beyond, defined to a person from their parental influences, social considerations, hormonal and physical differences between male and female personalities. Gender does have an impact on behavior because there are differences between the influences and physical definitions that guide the roles men and women play throughout their lives. When gender is discussed, there is also role definition to be taken into consideration. Gender roles specifically refer to the differences between how the two genders define their image.
In traditional gender roles, the woman is defined at the care giver, a demure home maker with no ambition other than to care for her family. Considering that women were given the right to vote and own property within the United States only in the last 100 years, it is verifiable that even in the current twentieth century and sexual revolutions that take place, the social constructs of female rolls maintains the close ties to traditional roll definition. For instance, in the fast paced business world, more women are educated and industrious, two roles that have traditionally been defined as male,
 
sortof off topic but HOLY SHIT...what class is that for, and what format is that paper, because in most writing formats you have to restate your thesis at the beginning of the closing of the paper...god damn im glad im still in high school.
 
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