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You seem to lay claim to some kind of moral superiority, but here you are publicly branding your girlfriend a slut. Break up with her. You'll get your peace of mind, and she'll be much better off without you demeaning her like this. She deserves better.
Had I murdered a man, is it then correct to say that I've been a "man slaughterer"? - Label only in order to describe the single act, since we're not communicating by telepathy, but by language, humans need approximate titles and abstractions. If it was done once, does it mean that it will happen again and again? Not necessarily. Now, provided the purpose and opportunity, who will do it easier? The one who never killed, or the one who did it once just for the thrill? Likewise, if you already experienced skydiving, will it be so much of a problem with adrenaline rush to go for it again?
If an under-age girl gave oral to a complete stranger with no protection used, in some hotel room for fun, separately ended fucking another one and maybe sucked him as well, all in one night, while her friend blown all the three, can we really look at it as a healthy way to experience sexuality for the first time? This is what you consider good? Morals aside, but being sexually uneducated, inexperienced, under legal age or very reckless, risking diseases on a wild drunk rampage? Lets put it this way... Say, this was your daughter. Would you be perfectly OK then?
So I'm not limiting anything to any labels, its not about "NOW IS AND ITS ALL THERE IS", I expressed myself inaccurately, but ones actions count and speak volumes about capability of doing something, and to say this behaviour wasn't slutty at all is ridiculous.
Since I would never, by my own right of having certain standards of selection, choose a lady who never had real relationship before, instead she only had described kind of "fun", naturally I have dilemmas, but its already done - life is strange. All of this leaves me with information that she is capable of crude "porn", and justifiedly insecure if she is capable of LTR in the long run.
Also, you're saying that someone who can ignore this completely, and doesn't feel internal discomfort at all, is in some way "better"?
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I find your theory of human evolutionary psychology rather simplistic. A simple counterexample to the quotation above is people who intentionally raise someone else's kids, like adoption. Are parents who adopt Darwinian failures? I hardly think so. Human beings evolved to have prefrontal cortexes, they are not the simple fucking machines (nor are most animals, by the way). Although shaped by it, life does not derive its meaning from evolution, simply because evolution is a natural process. Nature does not have the concept of 'meaning' or even 'life', only humans do. Morality and meaning cannot be found in lay theories of evolutionary psychology, human beings (as a species, or as individuals) have to define that for themselves.
Yes, humans are simple reproducing machines, in a rudiment. But there are deviations even to some humans. More complex sentience = more complex biology and psychology, of course, but the same fundamental principles apply in underneath. Complexity of consciousness will result with moral philosophy, whether you think its natural or not, or you scorn any system of morality, it exists side by side with questions of human existentialism, but that's another story.
As for adoption - that also happens to be a deviation, in evolutionary psychology. However, its been proven with statistics, that unrelated children are not treated with same quality as biological children. When we are talking in terms of any psychology, deviations are considered pathology.