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Sex at Dawn

How We Mate, Why We Stray, and What It Means for Modern Relationships
Summary:

The book challenges conventional views of human sexual evolution, arguing that pre-agricultural humans practiced egalitarianism and sexual promiscuity, which contributed to social bonding and well-being. It suggests that modern monogamy and societal norms are at odds with our biological predispositions, leading to conflicts in contemporary relationships.

Key points:

1. Monogamy Debate: The authors dispute the idea that humans are naturally monogamous, suggesting our ancestors practiced sexual communism with multiple partners.

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