GENIUS FORUMS

do you believe in a little concept called a soul mate? If you answered yes then I will break some new for you. It is obvious that we connect with a soul mate on every level so with that being said, for you believers out there you are a member of the third sex! yes that is right you are bisexual possibly without even knowing it! with that being said I'd like to leave you with a message I heard once, exotic to erotic. hehehe wrap your heads around that geniuses.

Wow. Possibly...
How could this result in the being of a third sex if one who is bisexual is still female or male. ?!?
I just thought that was funny.

The soul mate concept is over sold by transnational media. DNA shows that Native Europeans evolved in villages of 150-300. Africans in tribes of 75-150, other gene pools in the range. Whatever, at maturity there were only a few dozen possible mates to choose from. People made do with whoever was there.

This whole soul mate thing only emerged with the rise of cities, for which hominids are not well adapted for. But the transnats have found it profitable to promote the idea. it creates progeny, more customers. But at the same time, after the honeymoon is over, reality sets in, the divorce follows, and the sperm donor hasta buy another set of home furnishings. The divorce lawyers make money too.

"The Forest People" is an anthro classic reporting on the Mbuti pygmy of the Congo before the influence of the outside world 50 years ago. Still living as they had for 100,000 years. 1/3 of the tribe is monogamous, finding a mate at puberty. 1/3 goes thru what we now call 'serial monogamy', and 1/3 is promiscuous. In any case, no social model is the standard for everyone. Whatever floats your boat.

Before the onset of Christianty, the Celts were notoriously wanton. A Celt responded to the charge:"Well, we Celts consort with the best of men in public, while you Roman wives do so in secret with the most vile."

I think possibly Robert E. Lee was the greatest general of the Civil War. Though others may have been greater, pound for pound, such as Cleburne, Forrest, and Jackson, it was Lee who conceived the grand maneuvers and commanded the large bodies of men. Second greatest was Grant, I would say, followed by Sherman. Both were bulldogs, though not hugely imaginative, and commanded huge armies which bludgeoned their way forward, and in the process invented, at least for modern times, the institution of wanton destruction of civilian property as an act of war. I favor the rapier-style of the underdog as a measure of greatness, but concede to the winning ways of the preponderance of material.

I think possibly Robert E. Lee was the greatest general of the Civil War

Did Robert have a soul mate? 0.o

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