I really disagree. Biologically thousands of years ago back to the Neanderthal age maybe but I don't think males have been breeding this way for centuries.
Well, that's the point. Which I stated later on in this post; current human civilzation doesn't operate in this way, which would be the "Instinctual manner".
We aren't biologically built to be cock sluts till we get pregnant.
Under instinct, excluding special cases ( non-correlating sexuality or being barren for instance ) both sexes are built to copulate. "Slut" is a term which is "new" and shouldn't be used as far as this debate goes, or at least from this singular vantage point. There are no sluts when it comes to instincts because being a "slut" requires one to have an idea of purity. You're mixing the two in the wrong way.
Besides we wouldn't be able to tell from the sex who the father was.. that is ludicrous.
Not quite. Lets say that a female has sex with three men within X months time and begins having signs of pregnancy. If only three men ( I don't think the average sex partner numerals go into the fifties ) then the imprint would help identify the possible father. You know "Maury"? Where they have the paternity tests? Those women remember their partners. Who knows if the partners remembered them however? Not to say that there is no ability to recollect on the male part, but it might require some jostling to get the correct partner.
I also think that saying women falling in love easier than men is a stereotype.
Neurology suggests otherwise. Women are naturally more emotional, but I will say this as far as the stereotype: Women are not likely to fall head over heels for a guy, that is become dedicated to the point of death, without time. I would just suggest that most women will love their mates longer, more deeply, and probably first; outside of actual "declaration" the sex which shows love first is often the female sex in my opinion.
We get emotional after having a kid because there are so many hormones going through us.
Actually generally women are more emotional. It's part of being right brained.
And that baby shared everything with us for 9 months.
Yes, but... I'm not suggesting anything about Post Partum Depression or the sort.
think I'll go more with the.. you might be wrong. Because none of this makes any sense really.
Actually it does, as it's been posited by various sources I've read in the libraries I've gone to throughout America. That and you took an interesting twist on the information making it seem full of holes by mixing "today" with "yesterday" in an inappropriate manner.
Still, if you do believe it's "wrong" that's fine! I accept that, but I would like to hear another theory; so if it's wrong do offer your input and "correct" me.