AlexNora said:
Megahedron said:
Just a note, most species in the world can reproduce asexually, just not animals. We just don't care because they're very small (Bacteria, Archaea, Fungi, and so on). It's advantageous to reproduce sexually because it allows recombination of genetic material which creates an increased likelihood of good combinations occurring. Simplification!
Anyways, if everyone became genderless... Would that include sexless? Because I'd have to start worrying about my girlfriend, how would that change our relationship... Weird.
And then if I could start budding some new mes... I'd need to come up with a good way to name them. And convince them to band together with me to create some sort of futuristic super society devoted to curing everything that's disadvantageous about my genetics, like high blood pressure. And then we would live together in a dome of some sort, a collectivist commune.
It will be beautiful.
if you don't drive yourself mad first XD (I think I might drive me crazy)
Because I'd have to start worrying about my girlfriend? i dont get this one.
Oh yes, I've met people my friends thought were like me before and I found them all annoying. So we'd all be completely crazy.
Well, to define the hypothetical, in this situation genderless means sexless (though as Dags90 pointed out, that isn't necessarily true). If we were no longer sexually attracted to each other, I'd still enjoy spending time with her, and (hypothetically, I'm not nearly this far into the relationship) want to live with her and spend my life with her. But if sex wasn't involved, why couldn't like five of us be all happy living together? There'd be no reason to be jealous, except y'know... emotionally. Come to think of it, I don't think I could handle that. And yeah, whole long list of conundrums. Like I said, it'd be weird.
And as I finish, I realized you might just be questioning my phrasing. By "worry about my girlfriend" I really meant worry about our relationship.
Now I'm really getting all introspective about this. Food for thought indeed...