Answer:
In this metaphorical situation, a girl has a genetically determined trait of being able to seduce anyone. In the explanation, let’s explore how she can break the circle of being controlled by this trait.
Explanation:
Though the trait of being able to seduce anyone is described as genetic, it appears to have only behavioral implications. In particular, behavioral implications that can be more impactful on potential sexual partners of the girl, rather than on the girl herself. In contrast to hypersexuality, this girl does not have uncontrollable sexual desires. Thus, for the girl that has this trait, ability to control it comes down to the fundamental self-control. Let’s look at a very similar situation. A person has a lot of money. She steps into an expensive shop and she knows that she can buy all the dresses she could. But she does not do it because she does not suffer from Compulsive buying disorder (CBD) in the same way as the girl from our situation does not suffer from hypersexuality.
The aspect that the girl was adopted into a different family also raises the question of nature and nurture. A wide range of behaviors are often explained as a result of natural predisposition, but they do not manifest themselves if a person grows in a different environment and sees different behavioral models. Thus, it can be concluded that the girl from this situation has a very good chance of not falling into the same behavioral chain her mother and grandmother did.
