Jealousy...unfaithfulness and how we react to it. I sit and i ponder this, closing my eyes to look into the past and find the answers.

If one is cheated upon, why is one's first instict to be angry at the third party, not the cheater themselves? In a woman's place in a primitive human lifeform, the goal is to stay in favor with the male, to have better all around treatment and the opportunity for bearing young. Thus, all competition must be eliminated. The third party poses a threat to dominance, anger thus being directed first at her, the competition for life.

The man is angered at the rival male for more obvious reasons-they are a rival. They pose a threat to territorial rule if they win over the female's favor.

It is amazing how many human behaviors can be explained by putting them in a primitive setting. Women with broad child-bearing hips and ample breasts have always been recognized as desireable. It a primitive setting, she could bear many offspring and feed them also. Thus in this society, these traits are taken and magnified to being out of proportion. Such emancipated females would been seen as undesirable, unfit to bear heirs.

                                                ~To be finished later~