I'm on to you sklansky

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or you fail to see how that could be developed through natural selection?

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Except that we don't see this kind of behaviour in other animals. Most female animals don't like being raped, but they don't make such a big fuzz about it after it's done.

In fact we don't even see this behaviour towards rape in all of human culture...

Hell, just go back a couple centuries in human history (or better yet, millenia), and you'll see quite a different picture.

Here are my thoughts. In order to birth fit offspring, a woman has to be very selective with who they have sex with. This means that they have to be extremely protective of themselves. Having a terrible and seemingly disproportionately large emotional reaction to being raped seems a likely byproduct of that.