A few of my thoughts:
- Men have a "roving eye" for a reason. It's HN. In other words, instinctive. Wether one acts on their drive is another thing. (This could easily agued. One example might be the fact that we're conditioned to have one mate, therefore, we want what we "can't" have.)
- What is moral in one culture is not so in others. Polygamy is a good example and practiced "moraly" in other parts of the world.
- In the animal world (for the most part) a female will hold out for the most suitable male(s)....as in multiple litters) to impregnate them, while males look to spread their seed to as many females as possible. (This can be a mixed bag as in some species a female will mate with many males to up the chances of being impregnated a single time)
- All animals have the drive to continue their lineage....and just like animals tend to be physically unique in many ways their techniques for species preservation are as well.
So in conclusion..........it's tough to say.
