The Psychology of Male Instinct: Between the Temptation of the Moment and the Tranquility of Stability
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Dr. Haitham Talaat
One who contemplates the human soul finds that a man possesses two distinct instincts that govern his orientations and his outlook on life and stability:
First: A fleeting, momentary instinct, which responds to visual stimuli and outward temptations, attracted by display and artificial adornment.
Second: A deep, rooted instinct, which is the innate inclination toward building a secure, righteous, and stable home; this instinct is only attracted to the chaste, protected woman who represents the pillar of security in his life.
Herein lies the fundamental difference in human behavior; a man may amuse himself with the fleeting moment under the pressure of the first instinct, but from the depths of his soul, he neither seeks nor relies upon anything but the security provided by the second instinct—which is only realized within the realm of chastity and uprightness.
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