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On the reproductive range between contest class, in which males compete violently for reproductive civil liberties with females, and pair bond arrangements, in which a male and female will relationship for life, humans are somewhat in the middle, according to neurobiologist Robert Sapolsky. Humans form pair bonds but there is the possibility of dishonest or varying allies. The institution marking a male-female bond has usually been known as marriage, and in most societies, and during much of human history, marriages were arranged by parents and older relatives with the objective not being be in love with but "financial stability and supporting alliances," according to anthropologists.
During much of human history when men were the leading sex in a classification of patriarchy, women "connive to trade beauty and sex for prosperity and status," according to columnist Maureen Dowd. Men dominated women; while men and women formed pair-bonds, wives were sometimes seen as a form of property serving the function of reproduction. Communities exerted force on people to form pair-bonds in places such as Europe; in China, according to sociologist Tang Can, society "demanded people get married before having a sexual association."
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