>>79511547
>Most animals don't hang around their parents for very long or are solitary and they never need to learn how to have sex.
Most animals aren't apes.
Comparing a solitary rodent to a hyper-social ape does not make sense.
>It's just basic instinct and I think that's no different from humans.
The way we animals perceive or listen to instinct differs greatly.
>We know to thrust because it feels good.
There are plenty of very sheltered girls trapped in religious cults who had no idea what sex was and how it worked until they turned old enough to escape their abusive household.
>And also throughout most of history sex has been a kinda taboo private shunned thing
>so most people wouldn't have seen sex before they had it themselves.
Privacy didn't exist throughout most of history, and especially all of pre-history.
Both children and parents would sleep in the same chamber, and sometimes, you'd have other family members also sleep in the same room. And that's AFTER we've figured out insulated housing.
Before that, you virtually had 0 privacy in a mud hut or a tent.

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