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Frank Cotolo
August 1, 2019 |
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Flirting has roots in the beginning of man's attempt to conquer a mate. Originally a violent act
which is defined by the action of conquering, it took only one or two men of primitive communities
to show a softer, more alluring form of flirting to influence others in their caveman neighborhoods.
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There are documentations of this written on walls by progressive cavemen to teach conservative
cavemen that cavemen didn't have to be violent to get mates. Usually, slow-learning cavemen clubbed
those writing on the wall, misunderstanding the scribbling educational drawings for insults.
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However, though the clubbed cavemen usually died of crushed brains, their drawings remained on the
cave walls and as the ages passed and man became more intelligent, other generations learned that
violence did not work as well as the romance of the flirt to get a mate.
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It was, though, the Great Castration Era (GCE) of man that put man in a flirtatious mood. Sans his
testicles, man began to notice that the object of his affection was more than just a sexual object.
That person was a thing of beauty, a walking, talking poem of emotion, wealthy from feminine
features that were displayed through the nature of that beast. In other words, tits were one thing
but the nape of the neck was another.
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