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The book may be the beginning in a contemporary line of though about [[enforced monogamy]] which spread to [[Angela Nagle]] and then [[Jordan Peterson]]. | The book may be the beginning in a contemporary line of though about [[enforced monogamy]] which spread to [[Angela Nagle]] and then [[Jordan Peterson]]. | ||
== Summary == | |||
It explores primarily the relationship between monogamy and natural female sexuality. | |||
He explains how the rise in divorse and decline in monogamy is causing inceldom. He argues that the sexual revolution has false advertising surrounding it and generally increased sexlesness. He also believes that society is becoming hyper-primitive with the liberation of natural female sexuality. That natural female sexual liberation leads to a Darwinian mating competition more similar to a Baboon pack than any other civilized society. | |||
==Contents== | ==Contents== | ||
The short tract begins with Devlin elabourating his concept of female 'hypergamy' referring to evolutionary biology and [[Bateman's Principle]] as a guide to its mechanism of operation in human females. | The short tract begins with Devlin elabourating his concept of female 'hypergamy' referring to evolutionary biology and [[Bateman's Principle]] as a guide to its mechanism of operation in human females. | ||