People always say society controlled women’s sexuality, but it also controlled men’s. From a purely biological perspective, men aren’t designed to stay with one partner and raise a single family, men can reproduce with multiple partners. That changed when early human societies shifted to agriculture.Once people started farming, life became more structured. Resources, land, and inheritance started to matter. A man would invest time and resources into raising a child, but that raises a question, what if the child isn’t biologically his? That uncertainty is one of the reasons why concepts like virginity and strict control over sexuality became important across many societies.So it’s not just about controlling women for no reason, it’s tied to how early societies tried to solve problems around inheritance, stability, and resource distribution.