BONOBO SEX AND SOCIETY

Bonobo Sex and Society

Bonobo Sex and Society

Introduction

The paper is focused on discussing the era of Bonobo, who were amongst the largest mammals in the early 90's. Bonobo are the unfamiliar apes who possessed a female centric and egalitarian nature. Furthermore the paper will be aimed at discussing various arguments related to the behavior of Bonobos and male supremacy in human evolution. The arguments will shed light on the era of these apes and their interest towards sex. According to Waal (1995) Bonobos used sex as a replacement for their aggression. Moreover, the paper will focus on various varieties of sexes with relevance to the social norms and medical perspective in human lives. Additionally the paper will emphasize on the expectation of humans also to have a desired partner in order live a content life. This analysis will clearly identify the variation along with the similarities amongst the human and mammal's sexual activities. Furthermore the report will take the psychological effects on sexual lives in to consideration. This paper will enable the readers to understand the importance of their marriage and fulfillment of expectations with each other. Moreover the analysis in the paper will highlight that sex is not the basis or reason of a successful marriage but cannot be ignored as well. Likewise it will be discussed more critically further in the paper with reference to relevant authors and their considerations.

Discussion

It is observed by the analysts that Bonobos and humans share various characteristics regarding their sexual activities. One of the most prominent factors shared by them is the gap or partial separation between sex and reproduction of the baby. In accordance to the studies the similarities between the Bonobo and humans are prominently observed. This observation was related to the walking style of apes along with the way they sleep with their partners. In fact it is often perceived that humans are a more transformed form of apes. Apes who are compared to humans are not chimpanzees but Bonobos as they have a more graceful physic and line of actions similar to human beings. Therefore, the idea of considering them same might not be incorrect as far as the habits and behavior is concerned. Chimpanzees had quite different sexual behaviors more of like dogs where as Bonobos Furthermore the arguments will be made regarding each detail humans and apes share in their marriage and sexual lives. Additionally the marriage and sexual expectations of humans will also be covered in the discussion.

Critically analyzing Five Sexes Revisited

In this section the varieties and norms of sexual behavior will be discussed in order to critique on the similarity between the values of humans. Chase, who was a sexual rights activist focused on the fact that previously there was a two sex system but in today's contemporary world one should know about the five sexes which she proposed. This system basically focused on the gender and current sex systems. Commonly the concept of sex between males and females is ...