do women interst in seeing the male body as men do for women

[purple rain]

why women always wear semi naked clothes in streets and movies .....etc but women alomst dont is that mean that women dont interest in the male body?

[andy-hughes]

I assume you mean 'men don't ...'?

They don;t because men are sexually stimulated visuallly far more than women. Prehistoric man would see a potential mate and asssess the size of her breasts and hips - in order that she can birth, and feed his offspring. Women see men as providers and nesting companions - so chest and arms - strength - are important, genetalia less so.

These instincts are still with us because, sophisticated as we are as a species, our primeval mating instincts still impact on our behaviour, so the short answer is, more men will look at a naked, or partly clothed woman, than women will look at a naked or partly clothed man.

[joko]

I assume english isn't your first language, but i think you mean 'don't women like to see naked men?'

Is that right?

if so, then yes they do like to see naked men - its just that the movie industry is still a very male industry and they use women to sell films - because thats how it has been for years, though many have accepted the fact that the world has two species of human and both are essentially the same when it comes to sex.

in the street, women wear skimpy clothes because they can and they are available in shops - name one item of skimpy clothing aimed at men in the shops?

many men still think women exist solely for their viewing pleasure, and only show an interest in girls who are clad accordingly, and unfortunately many women go along with this, perpetuating the belief that women are just eye candy and pieces of meat to be 'owned' by men.

[snook]

I agree with Andy, men are visually stimulated far more than women are, and for the reasons he gave. Yes, times have moved on and I understand we now have Playgirl as well as Playboy, but I don�t know the name of another single women�s magazine of that kind. I assume therefore there isn�t really that much demand for it. If a female-run film company made films featuring lots of male nakedness (or near nakedness) I really don�t think they would be very successful either. Of course, I may be wrong, perhaps we�ll never know.

Joko, you state that �unfortunately, many women go along with this� [dressing skimpily to please men]. I don�t see the harm in this at all, and I�m saying that from the point of view of a person who thinks a beautiful girl or woman brightens the world up a bit just by her very presence, and more so if she�s dressed nicely (and not necessarily skimpily). I imagine lots of women think so too, otherwise they wouldn�t dress that way, would they? And no, I don�t think they dress that way �because they can, and they [the clothes] are available in shops". Why do you think they�re available? Because there�s a demand for them! That�s the way of the world, supply and demand. Women like to look good, that�s perfectly natural. And men like to let them! :o)

As for men dressing in skimpy clothing, well, Beckham�s had a go at it, with his sarong and whatever else, but let�s face it, most men would not only not want to wear a sarong, but would look completely ridiculous in one. Sorry, but we�re just not made that way � we don�t do cute!

And I can assure you that men don�t all regard women solely as �eye candy� or �pieces of meat�. Of course, some men do have a low opinion of women, as a gender, but most (I think) simply regard them as people, first and foremost, though definitely cuter and prettier people than us blokes!

[joko]

Oh dear snook.
Firstly, I didn�t say all men think like that.
It is a huge subject & I can�t cover every single permutation in 2000 words.

Of course women don�t feel the need to ogle naked men as much as men do of women, that�s pretty obvious � but they still would like the opportunity to do so, just not as in your face as men � think Chippendales etc, & many women don�t like their men looking at naked women, so pretend they wouldn�t dream of doing the same.

You don�t see the harm in women dressing skimpily purely for men � as I said women are not here to �brighten up the world by her very presence� you think a scantily clad woman brightens my day?? No, only the days of leering men.
The clothing is demanded because of the way some women believe they are supposed to be. Do you think women actually like standing in the street at 3am freezing to death? They do it because they have been brought up to think that is the way to be � it�s a vicious circle.
Most women dress like that because they think it�s expected of them & it�s the only way to get a boyfriend.
How is a sarong skimpy?

All you� have said really is prove my point � the them & us mentality, it is so ingrained in some men�s attitude that they don�t even realise they are doing it, i.e, they think calling a woman �love� or �cupcake� or some such is being nice to her & appreciating her & not all patronising.
Try thinking about why these things are the case, rather & just saying � thats just the way it is� � because that�s the problem

I don�t want to get into a big debate about this because it is too big a subject to discuss every little variation and psychological factors and motives etc etc
Men and women will generally never agree on this

[davidicus]

Three K-rappy answers from amateurs.

[neathgirl]

hmmmm ..... and that Davidicus was a very worthwhile contribution wasnt it? That really made us sit up and take note of the detailed and knowledgeable response that you gave.

Although you may not agree with what has been said do you not think it would be far more intelligent to provide an answer as to why you think the answers given are ``amateur`` .

Why don't you just post a substantiated reply rather than just having a pop at other individuals!

[*ALFIE*]

Mr Andy Hughes is always spot on - well done mate! Gosh, how do you do it ? goodness knows...

[snook]

Joko, isn�t it great that we can have a civilised discussion and, at times, even agree to differ, without stooping to the level of the likes of Davidicus! Now that really would be sad, don�t you think?

As for the question, as you say we don�t need to get into a big debate on it and we�d probably never agree over certain things, but I think it�s wonderful to have a forum where we can share our views.

Incidentally, I made a typo in the last paragraph of my answer: I meant to say �--not all men regard��, and not �-men don�t all regard�� which, though similar, has quite a different meaning. I�m quite in agreement with you on this point, we just drifted apart there for a moment due to my poor wording. Of course not all men think that way, I wouldn�t suggest otherwise, and nor was I saying that you�d said that (God, it gets complicated!). Neither did I mean to belittle women in any way with my answer, although I was aware you might take it that way.

As you say, there will always be things that men and women will probably never entirely agree on, so let�s just accept that as a given (and who�s to say who�s right or wrong?)

Still friends, er� cupcake?! :-)

[scuttles away in case she�s angry]

[joko]

K-rappy (?) answer from "professional" website-question-and-answer-forum

[joko]

What a K-rappy (?) answer from a "professional" website-question-and-answer-forum-answerer like davidicus!

Clearly we could learn a lot from this master of question answering - him being a pro.

Surely, with all your 'qualifications' you could have given a better reply than that!

Still friend snookums....;o)

[haysi06]

just read it - 12.40 - hell yeah - loving the male form IN clothes tho xx