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LicentiouslyYours
This article recently appeared on the UK Telegraph website:
Men look at bodies, not faces, when a picking date
It suggests that men are concerned with how a woman's body looks when searching for short-term dates, but focus on a
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This article recently appeared on the UK Telegraph website:
Men look at bodies, not faces, when a picking date
It suggests that men are concerned with how a woman's body looks when searching for short-term dates, but focus on a woman's face when searching for a long term partner or wife.
Do you find this to be true? Is it important, is it a revelation or is it just confirmation of common sense?
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Sounds kind of bad I suppose but it's true...
It makes sense when you think about it though, men find the body to be more important to them initially because the face has not a whole lot to do with having a healthy baby.
We're wired to look at hips and boobs. I'm not even a boob guy but I still look at them just because of instinct.
I have a pretty hardcore foot fetish, though, so I find myself mainly looking at a woman's legs when I'm attracted to her. The same still holds true though, the face is a secondary thought to me more often than not - the face doesn't seem to come under much scrutiny for me anyway until a long term relationship may be in the future, however.
Perhaps it's the idea of having to look at somebody for years to come that makes us remember that there's a face attached to all those yummy parts.
I watched a show about the science of attraction once a while back. They attached pupil tracking cameras to a few guys eyes and showed on the camera what their eyes were looking at as they walked by attractive women at the club. All of the men scanned the women they passed up and down from head to toe twice over, and were able to decide whether or not they wanted to sleep with them within that amount of time - according to the doctors and scientists. The show was clearly able to prove that while men do look at the entire package, they only remember key points that they see as important to healthy reproduction.