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'''Sexual sublimation''' is the transformation of [[libido|sex drive]] or "sexual energy" into human capital. | '''Sexual sublimation''' is the transformation of [[libido|sex drive]] or "sexual energy" into human capital. | ||
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, or [[marriage|marrying]]). | 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, or forming a [[monogamous]] union, i.e. [[marriage|marrying]]). | ||
Not only does this increase human capital, but it also reduces the destruction of human capital because men | Not only does this increase human capital, but it also reduces the destruction of human capital because it forces people to be more responsible and can help to enforce monogamy, reducing the number of sexually demotivated men who [[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 mainly regarded as a reward and hence [[feminist]] hate it. | Sexual sublimation often implies a subordination and objectification of women as they are mainly regarded as a reward and hence [[feminist]] hate it. | ||