
Originally Posted by
Ian "ifreez" Freemantle
Freud? Is that you?
Never read about him but I agree with him to a certain point. "sexual desire as the primary motivational energy of human life" I don't think it's the "primary motivational energy", rather I think it's the first " primary motivational energy", meaning that you can overcome it once you realize it. Therefore choose to let it continue being the primary motivation or find something else to replace it. I also only think that "sexual desire" being the first primary motivation is only relevant in males. For women, being that they are physically inferior but potentially intelligently equal, their primary motivational energy comes from self preservation. The key to self preservation as a female is to find out what the alpha male (protector/provider) wants most (sex) and provide it while trying to get as much out of it as possible. The problem of this comes when males get their sexual desires fulfilled and/or when females get their needs of safety and provisions. When this occurs, ambition of males drop and things like being nice, good hygiene and for the sake of keeping this on topic, competitive performance goes down. This is probably the reason that women stop putting out as much when they're married. Now some may look at loss of ambition as a bad or good thing. Being content can be good and bad. I think finding motivation from things besides sexual desire in order to do great things, is to move forward as a species. Just my 2 cents. I wrote this rather quickly and didn't bother to review it much, so if I've said something ridiculous, I apologize. I'll check it over when I get back from the gym. Peace.