Through social media, once-private desires are being made public. The problem, according to Evans, is that "although it appears as though we have moved forward, our desires are still mostly about money and strength." "This celebration of masculine capital is achieved through humor and the knowing wink, but the outcome is a reaffirmation of men's position in society," lead author Adrienne Evans from the Coventry University's Centre for Postdigital Cultures said in a statement. Pictures showing other representations of masculinity, such as fatherhood, and more emotional and awkward-appearing men were far less frequent. Items that indicated wealth such as smart suits, watches and phones were emphasized. The photos and comments focused on the men's biceps, pecs and chest as well as perceived sexual ability. The "guy candy" posted on the website were mostly white men-despite London being a multicultural city-indicating that white male privilege is still an attractive quality. The study at Coventry and Aberystwyth universities in the United Kingdom, published in Feminist Media Studies in August, analyzed images over a period of three years since 2014. It’s going to take more women, like me, to uncover it.Muscles and money are qualities that straight women and gay men typically find attractive in men, according to an analysis of Tube Crush-a website where people post unsolicited pictures of men seen on the London Underground. “That’s because it has been conducted by men - and they want to make themselves look good. “Most of the past research on sex has been biased toward the realm of psychology and the intellect,” Lornstonvk says. “They’ll tell you that they love muscular chests, and they do.” “Women are a little more honest,” says Lornstonvck. The article appeared in the monthly journal, Extrapolations on The Human Animal. “But when you look at what they do, rather than what they say, our research data indicates that breast size is the one factor that really counts.” “They will list dozens of other factors - both physical and psychological. Nor are most of them even aware of it,” says Bulgarian researcher Willa R. “Men will not admit that breast size is so important to them. “There is a direct correlation between breast and chest size and sexual activity,” says the opening passage of “Sex: Why Some People Have More of it than Others.” Pam's large breasts
On the average, women with larger breasts have twice as much sex as flat chested women.Īnd, men with bulging chest muscles have twice as much sex as men with soft chests and bulging bellies. The reason some people have more sex in their lives than others is simple - it’s determined by the size of their breasts!
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