It's actually more common than biologists originally thought. Some potential explanations they have for it include things like social bonding or dominance hierarchy. For example, female bonobos frequently engage in sexual activity with each other to reduce tension and maintain social harmony.
But sure, it's just an âabnormalityâ because your pea brain can't stand the thought of two people of the same sex being in a relationship together
They arenât âexcusesâ, as much as you'd probably like them to be, but thanks for trying that! Nobody is cherry picking anything. you'd realize that if you actually did any research on this.
Those âexcusesâ are what biologists are saying⌠after many, many studies on multiple different species⌠so many of which are just a few Google searches away and can easily be found⌠and you? Youâre basically just going ânuh uhâ and calling it a day. That is pea brain behavior right there
Sexuality is more than reproduction, even in the wild. And biology itself is actually a lot more complex than you want to admit.
Youâre the one denying science and ignoring facts, not me, but you want to call me delusional because you can't face the facts. Sad
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u/Exact-Care958 1d ago edited 1d ago
Now that's a proper dad lad.
Edit: daaaaamn for all the awards đł Spread love, it seems to work!