Sexual happiness is treated exceptionally from the rest of the rights and moral codes people tend to hold, and he argued that this is undue. However, he stated that he could understand the reason for this: "It is part of the nature of a strong erotic passion-as distinct from a transient fit of appetite-that it makes more towering promises than any other emotion." This is to say that the pursuit of sexual happiness …show more content…
I will contrast Lewis's writing style by finding scientific evidence that supports this phenomenon. Due to my past experience with sex education and psychology, I am able to find a comfortable understanding of Lewis's point of view. Sexual happiness is an exceptionally powerful and complicated biological function which serves to create contradictions in our personal, moral codes, regardless of whether it should be.
I will first demonstrate that sex is one of our most powerful, biological drives. Sex is how we continue to exist as a species, and sex drive is thusly one of our most important biological functions. Secondly, I will show evidence supporting the common internal conflicts regarding our sexuality we face. Unfortunately, many people face inner turmoil over their sexuality and relationships. Lastly, I will, in my own opinion, express why the exceptionalism is unnecessary. We measure them on scales of quality and value different to that of most other parts of our