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This works by cultural norms that only allow for sex to occur when certain pro-social conditions are fulfilled (such as taking on responsibility or a job). | This works by cultural norms that only allow for sex to occur when certain pro-social conditions are fulfilled (such as taking on responsibility or a job). | ||
Not only does this increase human capital, but it also reduces the destruction of human capital because men without sexual motivation [[Scientific Blackpill#Monogamy_may_have_been_selected_by_cultural_evolution_because_of_its_benefits_for_society|tend to be more destructive]]. | |||
Sexual sublimation often implies a subordination and objectification of women as they are merely regarded as a reward and hence [[feminist]] hate it. | Sexual sublimation often implies a subordination and objectification of women as they are merely regarded as a reward and hence [[feminist]] hate it. | ||
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[[Blackpill|Blackpillers]] regard abolition of sexual sexual sublimation as an existential threat. Ethnologist [[J. D. Unwin]] famously analyzed the importance of sexual sublimination in his book "Sex and Culture". | [[Blackpill|Blackpillers]] regard abolition of sexual sexual sublimation as an existential threat. Ethnologist [[J. D. Unwin]] famously analyzed the importance of sexual sublimination in his book "Sex and Culture". | ||
While cultural norms that prohibit premarital sex are purely cultural, the | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||