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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
Quite a few.......To appear more attractive. That's however not identical to direct comments to the effect of 'i would fuck you right now if i could' that men are more likely to make than women.
You really should have this out with MMM, it was his phrasing that started this. But I don't think that a single vulgar catcall is what he meant by "background hum of sexual attention"
Do you have an actual point to make that has some merit to it?
My point is that maybe men are NOT solely responsible for this "background hum of sexual attention". High heels are considered attractive for biolgical and physiological reasons. Not aesthetics. The same goes for seductive eye-make up, push up bras, and duck lips (pick any random chick from your list of facebook friends and check out what % of her selfies contain duck-lips).
When men see high heels, it triggers instinctual physiological responses. It makes the legs look longer. It makes butts stick out. It changes the angle of the vagina in a way that makes it easier to enter. That kind of "presentation" arouses feelings within men, even though they may not be exactly conscious of these feelings. Lipstick isn't just about color coordination. It's to make lips look larger, more supple, softer or whatever (I'm not a make-up expert). That has an effect on men.
So if women are going to choose to present themselves as sexually appetizing, then they really shouldn't be offended by lingering looks, rubber-necking, wandering eyes, or what men say about them when they aren't around. If that's a problem, wear slacks and tennis shoes. Easy game.
Another thing that isn't men's fault.....is the massive volume of women who encourage this kind of positive male attention and use it to their advantage.
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