World Expert on Love: Your Brain Already Picked Your Partner (But They’re Lying About Monogamy)
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Top Comments (10)
Dr. Machin's arguments about polyamory being "natural" deserve serious scrutiny. Her academic credentials are solid, but her recent work shows concerning drift from rigorous research to ideological advocacy. She's leveraging her Oxford background to promote cultural positions that exceed what the science actually supports. Her book "Why We Love" received criticism for cherry-picking evidence and predetermined conclusions. The fact that she's personally married with kids while publicly advocating polyamory as more "natural" than monogamy raises questions about her motivations. Plus she's profiting from controversial takes through book sales and media appearances. Just because something is "evolutionary" doesn't make it morally superior. We evolved violent tendencies too, but that doesn't mean we should embrace them. Her arguments are surface-level evolutionary psychology being used to undermine traditional relationship structures. Trust your instincts when academic "experts" start sounding more like activists than scientists.
Im in a monogamous marriage. We love the security that brings. Our kids love it and us for it. The kids feel a security that is unmatched
Not resorting to violence when angered is a social construct. Just because it’s in our nature doesn’t bean we should follow it. That’s what separates humans from animals.
Seeing my parents love each other is a beautiful feeling.
It sure feels like monogamy is more natural when the thought of being cheated on seems so painful.
Yes, cheating, violence, selfishness, dominance... those are all "natural." So are fear, jealousy, and eating raw meat off a carcass. But what separates humans from animals isn't our instincts, it's our ability to override them with values, logic, empathy, and restraint. Civilization is the conscious rejection of our base instincts. Sacrificing your ego for the sake of that one person, truly worth it, what do you call that if not love?
I married my very first boyfriend, whom I met on a blind date almost 30 years ago. Together, we have three beautiful children, and I have no desire for a non-monogamous relationship. We are both very happy and content, often feeling annoyed when we don't have enough alone time. We enjoy diving into hobbies together, traveling together, and parenting together. I wouldn’t want to share that part of my life with anyone else.
Question - do you like these types of convos? If so please hit the like button on the vid - that’s the best way to vote for more like this ❤ (also, would be doing me a big favour if you could subscribe & join our community 🙏🏾🥲) I appreciate you - SB!
This book honestly feels like a conversation you didn’t know you needed. Manifest the Divine by Elena River explains things in a way that hits emotionally but also gets you to take action. It’s the perfect balance. 😭
I grew up without a father figure. That made me more vulnerable to falling into a manipulative and destructive relationship, insecure attachment, feeling lost, depression and poor self confidence. However, that has somehow also helped me develop independence, curiosity, positivity, problem solving, humor, discernment, intelligence, integrity, and resilience
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Dr. Machin's arguments about polyamory being "natural" deserve serious scrutiny. Her academic credentials are solid, but her recent work shows concerning drift from rigorous research to ideological advocacy. She's leveraging her Oxford background to promote cultural positions that exceed what the science actually supports. Her book "Why We Love" received criticism for cherry-picking evidence and predetermined conclusions. The fact that she's personally married with kids while publicly advocating polyamory as more "natural" than monogamy raises questions about her motivations. Plus she's profiting from controversial takes through book sales and media appearances. Just because something is "evolutionary" doesn't make it morally superior. We evolved violent tendencies too, but that doesn't mean we should embrace them. Her arguments are surface-level evolutionary psychology being used to undermine traditional relationship structures. Trust your instincts when academic "experts" start sounding more like activists than scientists.
Im in a monogamous marriage. We love the security that brings. Our kids love it and us for it. The kids feel a security that is unmatched
Not resorting to violence when angered is a social construct. Just because it’s in our nature doesn’t bean we should follow it. That’s what separates humans from animals.
Seeing my parents love each other is a beautiful feeling.
It sure feels like monogamy is more natural when the thought of being cheated on seems so painful.
Yes, cheating, violence, selfishness, dominance... those are all "natural." So are fear, jealousy, and eating raw meat off a carcass. But what separates humans from animals isn't our instincts, it's our ability to override them with values, logic, empathy, and restraint. Civilization is the conscious rejection of our base instincts. Sacrificing your ego for the sake of that one person, truly worth it, what do you call that if not love?
I married my very first boyfriend, whom I met on a blind date almost 30 years ago. Together, we have three beautiful children, and I have no desire for a non-monogamous relationship. We are both very happy and content, often feeling annoyed when we don't have enough alone time. We enjoy diving into hobbies together, traveling together, and parenting together. I wouldn’t want to share that part of my life with anyone else.
Question - do you like these types of convos? If so please hit the like button on the vid - that’s the best way to vote for more like this ❤ (also, would be doing me a big favour if you could subscribe & join our community 🙏🏾🥲) I appreciate you - SB!
This book honestly feels like a conversation you didn’t know you needed. Manifest the Divine by Elena River explains things in a way that hits emotionally but also gets you to take action. It’s the perfect balance. 😭
I grew up without a father figure. That made me more vulnerable to falling into a manipulative and destructive relationship, insecure attachment, feeling lost, depression and poor self confidence. However, that has somehow also helped me develop independence, curiosity, positivity, problem solving, humor, discernment, intelligence, integrity, and resilience