No, that rings hollow to me. Humans are sophisticated enough to genuinely have other needs aside from primal mating urges. Self-actualization is a huge one and more than sufficient to be the primary motivator for someone seeking to leave a family/marriage situation.
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No, that rings hollow to me. Humans are sophisticated enough to genuinely have other needs aside from primal mating urges. Self-actualization is a huge one and more than sufficient to be the primary motivator for someone seeking to leave a family/marriage situation.
And yet, statistically, very few people have self-actualization urges beyond using them as a means to attract a mate and reproducing.
You say statistically but you don't have any references to support that statement. My anecdotal experience says otherwise.
Few, not zero.