Does Our Sexual Desires Determine Our Sexual Behavior


  

Sexual desires or sexual needs come in various shapes, forms, as well as ideas. Humanistic, we as a broad society, have been taught or rather disciplined on that of our interpersonal sexual behaviors and preferences. Overtime, the wants and needs of our fanatic desires have evolved tremendously in such a short periodical time. In reality, majority of people believe that there are rights and wrongs when involving or pertaining to ones’ sexual orientation. In relation, this usually is the conflict of resolution to that of many religions. Can sexual desire be the key to interpreting relationships? Yes…and no. Realistically speaking, there is no wrong nor morally right answer. This initially means, there is no standing reasoning as to whether either or is less deficit than the other.   

   

Commonly, we know that our ‘’sexuality’ is a general term used for that of ‘’what is your sexual interest?’’ Some may stutter upon configuration, to include. Our sexual interest identifies one’s personality to some powerful extent. Furthermore, our personal interest shares relations to that of exotic feelings; experiences everyone’s sexual behavior and actions are experienced fairly differently. Including; our fantasies, attitudes, beliefs, roles, values etc.…all sum up our result or own personal identified self-human behavior. However, interpreting human behavior in simplicity means to explain the meaning or cause of certain human behavioral controls. Although, our distinctive arousal desires can be one of the pieces to the puzzle; when trying to make known as to what is the key to understanding our human behavior…it is still not the whole. Generally speaking, there are millions of other keys and causes to reveal in order for the understanding of our humanly behavior to become clearer. Even after, still wouldn’t be completely right. Before, understanding how our interpersonal sensual morals can affect our behavior, we must first self-evaluate and gain knowledge of what human behavior really is. Humanistic, ethics refer to the physical, mental, and emotional behaviors that we as humans typically choose to engage in.   

Behavioral is the final, or so to speak, full report of how an individual chooses to carry themselves throughout their everyday life. Philosophy of sexuality is not one that is easily defined nor ‘’figured out’’. Being that, there are so many different beliefs, roles, wants, needs and other cultures. The answer to deciding whether or not is our sexual desires the key to interpreting our human behavior becomes much more rather more of a personal response.   

In further addition, some may agree and some may definitely disagree among the factual idea. Personally, I neither agree nor disagree because of the wide range of diversity our world continues to consists of today.  People seem to forget that each and every individual are combined or made up of their own unique character. Furthermore, with that assumption being said, our sexual desires are all going to vary on many different accounts. In addition, as time has evolved and is still moving forward, we have to realize that there is no definite way on answering this philosophical question in particular. The answer would still be an answer, but neither answer would be the true answer. Even though, the true answer lies between that of the beholder, neither one is greater than the other.                

When interpreting our human behavior in this such manner, we must first gain the understanding of who we are as individuals and not as a whole. How does our sexual desires result into different behaviors? Generally projecting, some may have positive values and others may not depending upon that of the sexual behavior that person chooses to partake in.  For example, when situations such as; rape, pedophilia, molestation, sexual harassment, come into place. Then, that individual’s sexual fantasies has escalated into a negative human behavioral trait. Additionally, there are some that are very conservative and others not as religiously constructed. Everyone’s sexual desire can determine the individual they are as a person, but would not underline the true definition of everyone else’s behavior.