Why do men first look at a woman's chest instead of their face?

14.06.2025 04:40

Or the basic answer from most men…we like breasts and looking at them…

Trying to look at her heart but the breasts get in the way..is the corny answer…

Assessing the female body for potential nursing and child raising abilities is the scientific answer..

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