Lho, secara nature kan emang udah ada contohnya.
Berikut dibawah ini.  Meskipun saya gak bisa membayangkan
hal ini terjadi pada orang dekat saya.
===
Bonobo, The Forgotten Ape (review)
Bonobo, The Forgotten Ape: Franz De Waal & Frans Lanting, University of
California Press, 1997, ISBN 0-520-20535-9

      Bonobo chimpanzees are fashionable these days. It is a mark of their
      cachet that a coffee table book has been dedicated to them. This book
      is definitely a coffee table book. It is outsized, has well written
      text in a popular style, and a large number of stunning photos.


      There is one problem with it as a coffee table book. If you have
      small children and you leave it about you had best be comfortable
      about answering explicit questions about the birds and the bees or in
      this case, about the sex life of the chimpanzee. We are talking
      serious chimp smut here. Consider it as an alternative to _Our
      Bodies, Ourselves for Six Year Olds_.


      It wasn't until fairly recently that it was even realized that there
      was more than one species of chimpanzee. It has only been in the last
      couple of decades that serious studies of chimpanzee social behaviour
      have been undertaken. These studies have been illuminating and
      disconcerting.


      There had a belief, expressed in tones both of sorrow and pride, that
      humans were uniquely damned as killer apes, unique in their savagery
      and their prediliction for warfare. (Ants can be conveniently
      explained away as being insects and therefore not counting.) Alas for
      the pride of the damned - the common chimpanzee shares the ignoble
      traits of his (and here "his" is the appropriate pronoun) human
      cousins. Our cousins are tool users who engage in internecine warfare
      from time to time, machiavellian politics, and various other unlovely
      forms of behaviour that we thought were the exclusive preserve of
      homo sapiens.


      The doyens of pop exposition of the biological origins of human
      nature beat their drums. True, we are not unique, but we are killer
      apes. It runs in the family, so to speak. Patriarchy, warfare, greed,
      politics, they are all in our genes. Alas for determinism. Our other
      cousin is a firm practioner of the "make love, not war" approach to
      life. It was the fashion among pop expositors to count us as a
      uniquely sexy species. It turns out that we are quite staid and
      sedate in our ways.


      Heterosexual sex, female homosexuality, male homosexuality, oral-
      genital sex, mutual masturbation, even deep-tongue kissing, they do
      it all - frequently. With enthusiasm. It's part of their social
      repertoire. Are things getting tense? Make love and relax. Even more
      disturbing for those who would ground "the way things are" in
      biological determinism, our kissing cousins (and kiss they do) have a
      female dominant social structure. Horrors and gee-willikers.


      As a filip for the vegetarians it is worth noting that bonobos eat
      very little meat compared to the common chimpanzee, who is an
      enthusiastic hunter when he gets the chance.


      Fashionable indeed. What better role model for the latest styles in
      social engineering could one ask for? (Are there bonobo clubs among
      our young wherein our cousins life-style is emulated. I expect so.)
      Perhaps, however, one should not rush to quickly to judgement. We are
      not, after all, either common chimpanzees or bonobos. If biology has
      more to say to about our behaviour than we might like to admit it is
      also true that the possible variations are probably greater than we
      imagine.


      Franz De Waal is an honest scientist. If he tantalizes us with the
      current theories about the hows and whys of the different modes of
      sociality and sexuality of our cousins, he also is careful to point
      out the objections to these theories and their speculative nature.


      As I said, this is a coffee table book. The photography by Frans
      Lanting is truly magnificent.






      This page was last updated January 10, 1998.
===
Mumpung para pakar agama disini sedang membahas masalah seputar
pernikahan, saya ingin sekalian menanyakan pendapatnya tentang apa yg
menurut saya pribadi adalah sebuah issue yg teramat sangat
menjijikkan. Jadi buat rekan2 yg najis terhadap issue ini, jangan
kunjungi sumber berita berikut karena mungkin bisa membuat anda mual
atau bahkan mau muntah. Kalau yg sedang hangat dibincangkan disini
sekarang adalah pernikahan yg bukan sesama pemeluk agama tertentu, di
negara barat (dalam artikel berita ini: Amerika) sedang panas dibahas
tentang keabsahan pernikahan sesama jenis. Saya bukan pakar agama,
tapi sejauh yg saya tahu, tidak ada agama yg menyatakan bahwa
pernikahan sesama jenis itu diperbolehkan. Bagaimana menurut para
pakar agama disini?








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