Breast Augmentation Captures Mens’ Eyes

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It seems like a no-brainer, but Transform, an English cosmetic plastic surgery group, surveyed:

• 3000 women
• 1000 men

to discover that 50 percent of male study subjects look at a woman’s breasts before her face.

That’s no great shock to any woman who knows the feeling of a guy talking, not to her face, but to her breasts. Some even advise the man: “Hey, I’m up here!”

But here’s the unusual part of the study: many women are just as obvious, with 90 percent of the study group admitting they stare at and evaluate “the girls” of their friends, co-workers and relatives. Half the group of women surveyed also said they have “breast envy” when they spot a healthy and attractive bust line.

 About 40 percent men of men said, of the women they are usually around, they, the men, check out the ladies’ cleavage at least ten times daily.

British plastic surgeons say that about half of English women are unhappy with their breasts, with 63 percent wanting breast augmentation.

 Guys, however, would not to touch that question.  Half said they would not want their partner to have breast enlargement or a breast lift.

 But it’s not to say that men are mindless beasts. For, given human nature, men are just beasts.

 Let us explain more.

 Researchers at the University of Wellington in Australia performed a similar study and found 47 percent of men first looked at a woman’s décolletage while only 20 percent of first glances were on her face. Moreover, the glances at breasts lasted longer.

 The move is hard wired into the brain – men are not responsible. Whether we realize it or not, virtually all of human attraction is due to the possibility of  mating.

 To prove it, the Australian scientists noted male subjects’ glances fell to the aspects of the hourglass figure within 0.2 seconds of the breast peep. Larger breast sizes and a slim waist indicate the woman has higher levels of estrogen and, thus, greater fertility. ll this may have been a good thing when very few humans dwelled on Earth.

And because our brains can actually overtake libido – given a little effort – wouldn’t it be a wonderful social lubricant if more men worked on developing their peripheral vision so they could look a lady in the eyes while admiring her nether regions?

admin @ March 2, 2010