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In the 30s swimming attire was unisex. In the 50s and 60s, men wore short shorts to swim, popular in Europe today, which were funnily enough skimpier than today. I wish we returned to that fashion, or at least it was an option instead of only having board shorts. Board shorts are so annoying when they soak up water.
Since about the 1920s, women's hemlines have been rising, yet trousers have always been the most formal acceptable attire for men for the past few centuries...is it just seen as ungentlemanly, hairier legs don't look as sightly? Is it because they are not viewed as sex objects? It's more the disparity which seems interesting. In Rome it seemed the opposite. Men wore shorter 'skirts', while women seemed to wear maxi-dresses lol.
Wearing short shorts is considered gay now haha.
Is it because women don't care about legs, as I alluded to in a previous thread? I also mentioned how a sexy shot of a male often was of him shirtless, whereas a woman was often in a bikini etc.
I guess if men do start bearing their legs a bit more maybe they'll start shaving to, which kinda led to shorter skirts for women.
There are certain body cues that act as stimulants for sex as part of the reproduction cycle. On women it's boobs, butts and legs to attract guys. On guys it depends on the woman but legs isn't on their list in most cases.
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There are certain body cues that act as stimulants for sex as part of the reproduction cycle. On women it's boobs, butts and legs to attract guys. On guys it depends on the woman but legs isn't on their list in most cases.
Why, though? What parts DO attract most men then? Like I suggested in an earlier thread just muscles, maybe the arms and torso? I.e. just a representation of strength rather than anything else. Are women really physically attracted to male body parts at all, or just pretend to be?
And what about so-called bi women who find legs sexy on a woman. I would assume they'd feel the same of men? Or have they been conditioned to think male legs aren't sexy?
It doesn't make that much sense to me.
If a woman isn't really turned on by my body I should just go gay lmao.
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Because men have hairy nasty legs most of the time? Ick.
Yet women think us shaving our legs is gross .
What is it girls, you don't want us to shave, but then you don't want us to shave? Maybe you're really repulsed by the male body but won't admit it? LOL
Why, though? What parts DO attract most men then? Like I suggested in an earlier thread just muscles, maybe the arms and torso? I.e. just a representation of strength rather than anything else. Are women really physically attracted to male body parts at all, or just pretend to be?
And what about so-called bi women who find legs sexy on a woman. I would assume they'd feel the same of men? Or have they been conditioned to think male legs aren't sexy?
It doesn't make that much sense to me.
If a woman isn't really turned on by my body I should just go gay lmao.
Trimac, to me for example man's legs is usually the first indication whether you see a thoroughbred or a plow horse)))
And no, men don't need to wear lycra to show off their legs - your regular jeans do just fine.
Isn't it one of the major reasons why men like women wearing jeans, since they are often more revealing than skirts?
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