Questioning Monogamy's Natural State

The concept of monogamy is challenged as it is posited that humans may not be innately wired for lifelong exclusivity in relationships. Historical examples illustrate that extramarital affairs have been commonplace, with even high-profile cases like former President Bill Clinton highlighting this tendency. Rising divorce rates and changing societal views suggest that the traditional blueprint of marriage may not align with human sexual nature, prompting a reevaluation of what is considered normal in relationships. Understanding the roots and implications of these behaviors could lead to healthier perspectives on love and fidelity.