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Wanting for another other than one's significant other is a product of Nature. it has been ingrained in our genetic makeup since Man rose up from the slime. The individuals who have donated words or titles or an idea for what developed into the following piece are in agreement with that fact. In the wild procreation and the continuance of the species are the primary reason for an animal to engage in a sexual relationship. Our earliest ancestors were pack animals out of necessity. The females in the pack were shared by the males who provided security and sustenance for the group. I've brought up these numbers on several occasion but the are pertinent; of the five thousand plus mammals on this earth today, only three to five percent are in monogamous relationships. In the wild, the male looks to spread his seed far and wide with as many females as is possible while the female seeks out the strongest of the males in the pack. Along the way, men and women discovered sex can be a pleasurable experience. Societies and religions stepped in and attempt to change our seemingly wicked ways and pervert what Nature has intended. But passion and all the pleasures associated with passion are much too enjoyable and tenets are/were often ignored. And life is more interesting as a result. if you disagree read no further.