here is a philosophical question. As you know humans usually learn everything on by looking at others or learning from school and nothing is usually innate but how do humans learn about sex? since the physical act of sex was never taught in school or by parent, how do people know how to have doggy style or missionary?

Probably from watching animals...wonder what dinosaur style must have looked like...

http://www.cosmosmagazine.com/features/print/639/tyrannosaurus-sex?page=0%2C0


i grew up reading that.

guess that explains why i am such a fracking nerd

I would say instinct, although many scientists would argue that humans are born without instincts like animals are.  I remember as an 7 yr old boy finding my first Playboy and immediately being drawn to the pussy.  Prior to that I had no idea what one was, or what to do with it.  I just knew it made my dick hard, lol.  I'm sure humans, even neanderthals were smart enough to put two and two together.  Besides, animals were doing it all around them.  Monkey see, monkey do.

The having sex was probably not too difficult, especially for the guys. I mean if humping his hand feels good, then just about anything the gal offered would feel good. Now, sex for reproducing was probably much more difficult, in that the proper orifice had to be determined. And, many, many, many have not yet achieved, even today, the simultaneous orgasm. The true epitome of the sex act.

Is probably the most natural way.

Simply because the male does not have to be vulnerable on the ground.

If need be you can withdraw quickly and be ready for a FIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The same way we learned to breath.

or it could be instinct.

Same answer for humans.

What does philosophy have to with sex?

and it sure did feel good. Why would you not follow suit and continue on the line of finding such pleasure.

Kisses Haley

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Omni went the way of all the rest of us dinosaurs, too bad, there was some cool stuff there --

Off to leave some tracks in the mud!

BTW, Omni was in print until 1995, then went to an online version until 1998 -- now it's just part of the archaeological record, like the rest of us dinos.