It's Only Natural

I really can't stand group thinkers. They can be so damn annoying when it come to dealing with logic. One thing I don't like is when they refer to nature for their arguments. They say thing like, "it's only natural" and anything else referring to mankind's behavior and how it has to do with nature and relationships with the opposite sex. One phrase I hate is "The nature of a man is to do this of that because it's only natural." However these people know nothing of man and they certainly do not know anything about nature. Nature is a beautiful thing, but it is not something that is without laws and boundaries. They call this "Natural Law". I was watching "Curse of the Golden Flower" and Chow Yun Fat, in his monologue, broke down the governance and role of Natural Law. He explained how everything in this world is governed by it. However when naive people use nature in their arguments to prove their point they forget about the laws that govern nature. For instance when they say "It's only natural for a man to want to have sex with more than one woman", they use this as an excuse for men to be promiscuous and cheat. The same goes for women as well.

But ask yourself this. We evolved from our animal ancestors a long time ago. To insure the survival of our species having sex with many females was vital to their survival, especially since the mortality rate was low as well as the average age of death for both men and women. When man's knowledge grew and civilizations thrived he suddenly realized that the old standard didn't apply anymore. He understood that he was not an animal. I'm saying all of this to say this, we as human beings are not animals and as such we are not governed by the same laws as animals. So when people make that kind of argument my questions to them is, "Are you and Animal? If not then why would you put yourself in a place as one?" Is it natural for men and women to procreate in order for there bloodline to survive? By all means yes. Is it natural to do this without care, responsibility, and accountability? Hell No. Everything has an effect as well as a cause we just can't do anything we want without knowing what could happen if we did do this or that act. There was once upon a time where man was one with nature and understood the link that he and the animals, the birds, sea and earth shared. This is another case of how people like to pick and choose what they would like to follow and what they would like to ignore. Under the Sun we all have our roles to play. If you want to find out what is natural to you, re-acquaint and become one with nature and find out. Stop talking about things you don't understand. Learn, Listen, and Understand.