Honest thoughts/feelings about this?
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>Women paid hard for our species to become bipedal and use tools/weapons with their arms.
>Their hips and birth canals had to become narrow and as a result child birth became painful, dangerous for both the baby and mother, and babies were born well before maturity compared to practically every other mammal.
>As a result females had to become very choosy since child bearing was very costly for them, ie their standard for mates exceeded well beyond what the average male was capable of.
>As a result forceful intercourse was the only viable way for the vast majority of males to reproduce and those females who couldn't self lubricate during forceful intercourse were at risk of tearing and infection, and eventually death. Female arousal and orgasm would produce contractions that help transport the sperm into the uterus, which is necessary because the average male penis (3.8" in Neanderthals) is not long enough to breach the cervix.
>tl;dr rape is a social construct and impossible from both a biological and evolutionary standpoint.
>Their hips and birth canals had to become narrow and as a result child birth became painful, dangerous for both the baby and mother, and babies were born well before maturity compared to practically every other mammal.
>As a result females had to become very choosy since child bearing was very costly for them, ie their standard for mates exceeded well beyond what the average male was capable of.
>As a result forceful intercourse was the only viable way for the vast majority of males to reproduce and those females who couldn't self lubricate during forceful intercourse were at risk of tearing and infection, and eventually death. Female arousal and orgasm would produce contractions that help transport the sperm into the uterus, which is necessary because the average male penis (3.8" in Neanderthals) is not long enough to breach the cervix.
>tl;dr rape is a social construct and impossible from both a biological and evolutionary standpoint.
