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over a year ago
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"about BOOBS...
Asking for a friend  "
Its like shining a light on the floor for a cat and moving it around - endlessly fascinating but seemingly banal to an onlooker. |
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I think it comes down to men’s love of gadgets. Men (in general) have a fascination with collecting bits and bobs. Now most men have a winky but adding a pair of boobs to ones collection is ace. We don’t know what to do with them but we like that way they wobble. It makes us giggle (makes me giggle anyway).
Of course the scientific reason is this:
we evolved (allegedly) from apes. A female ape has rather pronounced sexual organs situated at the rear but small breasts. As the desire to procreate is strong in all animals (except pandas who really can’t be arsed and are currently taking the WWF to court over copyright issues) visual symbols of sexual availability promote arousal (and therefore conflict).
As humans developed to walk upright. The eye-line or desire line was raised upwards so that males were no longer looking at the parts of the body to promote sexual arousal. Over time female breasts grew to develop a cleavage which mimics the buttocks and therefore subconsciously reminds the male of her sexual parts, thus the fascination with boobage was born.
Where the giggling comes from I have no idea |
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By *RSTCouple
over a year ago
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"about BOOBS...
Asking for a friend "
What isn't fascinating would be a shorter answer.
Hubby loves the feel of some boobs in his hands, pressed against him. Nipples that react to touch or licks and harden are amazing. Just a glimpse of boob, side boob or under boob can stop a guy in their tracks.
We're big fans. |
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It is one of the earliest memories, the warm comfortable touch when resting the babies head on the mothers breasts, the joy of sucking and getting fed and the soft bounce when playing and touching when doing the first moves.
Men like to go back to that happy stage, that's why we behave like babies when we see some nice boobies. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it comes down to men’s love of gadgets. Men (in general) have a fascination with collecting bits and bobs. Now most men have a winky but adding a pair of boobs to ones collection is ace. We don’t know what to do with them but we like that way they wobble. It makes us giggle (makes me giggle anyway).
Of course the scientific reason is this:
we evolved (allegedly) from apes. A female ape has rather pronounced sexual organs situated at the rear but small breasts. As the desire to procreate is strong in all animals (except pandas who really can’t be arsed and are currently taking the WWF to court over copyright issues) visual symbols of sexual availability promote arousal (and therefore conflict).
As humans developed to walk upright. The eye-line or desire line was raised upwards so that males were no longer looking at the parts of the body to promote sexual arousal. Over time female breasts grew to develop a cleavage which mimics the buttocks and therefore subconsciously reminds the male of her sexual parts, thus the fascination with boobage was born.
Where the giggling comes from I have no idea "
Made me giggle - he said boobs |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I think it comes down to men’s love of gadgets. Men (in general) have a fascination with collecting bits and bobs. Now most men have a winky but adding a pair of boobs to ones collection is ace. We don’t know what to do with them but we like that way they wobble. It makes us giggle (makes me giggle anyway).
Of course the scientific reason is this:
we evolved (allegedly) from apes. A female ape has rather pronounced sexual organs situated at the rear but small breasts. As the desire to procreate is strong in all animals (except pandas who really can’t be arsed and are currently taking the WWF to court over copyright issues) visual symbols of sexual availability promote arousal (and therefore conflict).
As humans developed to walk upright. The eye-line or desire line was raised upwards so that males were no longer looking at the parts of the body to promote sexual arousal. Over time female breasts grew to develop a cleavage which mimics the buttocks and therefore subconsciously reminds the male of her sexual parts, thus the fascination with boobage was born.
Where the giggling comes from I have no idea "
Fascinating read |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It is one of the earliest memories, the warm comfortable touch when resting the babies head on the mothers breasts, the joy of sucking and getting fed and the soft bounce when playing and touching when doing the first moves.
Men like to go back to that happy stage, that's why we behave like babies when we see some nice boobies. "
What he said - basically an adult extension of our "Bitty Bitty" stage ! |
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Gawd I love them wifey! The curvature, the beautiful symmetry, the nipples perfectly framed in essence by the areola.....
Yes....it is indeed safe to say that they certainly fascinate the hell out of me   |
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They look really nice too 
What's not to like Cheeky?! 
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