What size of women's buttocks are most attractive to men

Love is a business transaction. Everyone uses their own resource advantages to "buy" a spouse of the opposite sex with the corresponding figure, appearance, character, resources, etc. Eventually, the couple pool their respective capital to invest in the next generation and realize the transmission of personal genes through the reproduction of offspring. Evolutionary psychology analyzes the complex emotions and behaviors of human beings and finds that men's pursuit of women's beauty and women's preference for men's wealth are mechanisms formed over millions of years of human evolution.

A typical manifestation is that men are obsessed with women's "hourglass figure", but are not interested in "watermelon waist" and "life buoy". This has aroused the interest of psychologists, who have found that even people who are born blind are attracted to a waist-to-hip ratio of around 0.7. This may be because men are genetically programmed to unconsciously fight for the DHA needed for brain development for their offspring. This scarce omega-3 fatty acid is mainly accumulated in women's buttocks and thighs and is transferred to the baby during birth. Children born to curvaceous women with "hourglass figures" appear to have better academic abilities, research shows. These scientific studies may be preliminary, but they may hold the key to finally unlocking the secrets of love.

Love business: Men want to "buy" body more than women

What do you value most when choosing a spouse? To answer this question, we must first understand the difference between "needs" and "wants." For example: You "need" air, which is a "necessity" that you cannot live without for a moment, but what you "want" more is a new mobile phone, which is a "luxury" that you are willing to spend money on, even though air is much more important than a mobile phone.

The same is true for love. Many surveys have found that men are all "appearance-oriented" and prefer women's figure and appearance, while women advocate "pragmatism" and value men's financial strength, but these are just "necessities." A psychologist designed a clever experiment to let people choose the qualities they want their spouse to have within a limited "budget". The results showed that: When the "budget" is tight, what women want to "buy" most is men's intelligence, and they are willing to pay 20% of the "budget" for it; the same is true for men, but they are only willing to pay 16% of the "budget" for women's intelligence. The second thing women want to "buy" is a man's financial strength, and they are willing to pay 17% of their "budget" for it; this is not the case for men, who only have a 3% "budget" for a woman's financial strength; what men most want to "buy" is a woman's figure and appearance, and they are willing to pay 21% of their "budget" for it; women's "budget" for men's figure and appearance is only half of that of men.

If the "budget" is sufficient, the choices of men and women become similar. After the "necessities" such as body shape, appearance and financial strength are met, they begin to pursue "luxury goods", hoping that their spouse will have qualities such as creativity, romance, talent and creativity. Take creativity as an example. It can make an attractive partner even better, but if the partner is poor or ugly, creative talent alone may not be very attractive. After all, "luxury goods" cannot be used to make a living.

Waist-to-hip ratio: Even the blind like a waist of 0.7

What is the body shape that men value most in women? Full breasts? Round calves? None of them. Studies have found that what impresses men most is the distribution of a woman's body fat around her waist and hips. American psychologists have studied the figures of models and American beauty pageant champions for about 60 years and found that these women all have "hourglass figures" with thin waists and plump hips, and are more popular with men than women with "watermelon waists" or "lifebuoy" figures. The waist-to-hip ratio (ie "waist-to-hip ratio") of the "hourglass figure" is around 0.7, which means that the body curves are exquisite and protruding, enough to make men's nose bleed.

Don’t blame “vulgar” magazines and beauty pageants for men’s “vulgar” preferences; in fact, this is the result of long-term human evolution. The waist-to-hip ratio shows a woman's long-term health information. Too high or too low a ratio indicates abnormal body fat levels, which can easily lead to irregular menstruation, ovarian anovulation and other problems that affect fertility, or life-threatening heart disease. From an evolutionary perspective, men are nothing more than "machines" made by genes. The psychological mechanism of their brain unconsciously chooses their spouse. A wife is not only a man's partner, but also the mother of his future children. Choosing a spouse is not only related to personal happiness, but also has a profound impact on future generations. A wife with excellent physical condition can help a man maximize the number and optimize the quality of his offspring, thereby passing on his genes.

Is the waist-to-hip ratio standard in men's eyes a genetic setting or the result of social and cultural influence? The thickness of the waist is usually input into men's minds through vision. Some psychologists have conducted a special study on a group of congenitally blind men, asking them to feel female body models with different waist thicknesses. The results showed that blind men also prefer a waist-to-hip ratio of 0.7, suggesting that aesthetic standards may really be set by genes.

DHA: The raw material for healthy mothers to create smart babies

Surveys around the world have shown that men generally prefer women with more fat, with the fat content preferably accounting for 30% of their body weight. In contrast, models with "skinny" figures may be the darlings of the fashion industry, but they may not necessarily be favored by men. Psychologists say that, proportionally, slim women have about six times as much body fat as female mammals, but this much fat is obviously not used to provide energy or keep warm. On the other hand, fat is the main component of the brain, and the human brain is 6 to 7 times larger than that of mammals of the same size. Therefore, Gao Lian estimates that men may choose women with more fat for the sake of the brain development of their offspring.

Moreover, the distribution of women's fat is also important. Experts say that if it is for the purpose of providing energy, women should grow more fat on their backs. But, that's obviously not pretty or sexy. Men's aesthetic standards require that women have less fat around their waists and more fat around their hips and thighs, resulting in a smaller waist-to-hip ratio. Why is this?

Studies have found that starting from puberty, women's bodies will store an important brain fat DHA in the buttocks and thighs through the regulation of estrogen. These two parts will become thinner after pregnancy, especially in the 7th to 9th month of pregnancy, when the fetal brain develops most rapidly. After breastfeeding, the reduction of women's lower body fat will stop.

Surveys show that children born to mothers with curvy figures score higher in intelligence tests, indicating stronger cognitive abilities. DHA, commonly known as "brain gold", is a type of omega-3 unsaturated fatty acid. As the human brain evolves and becomes more and more developed, the demand for this fat is also increasing. Supplementing DHA in the diet during pregnancy and breastfeeding may have certain benefits, but the human body seems to prefer to use its own fat reserves - randomized controlled long-term experiments have confirmed that a child's intelligence at the age of 4 is not affected by whether the mother takes DHA. On the other hand, fat around the waist has a lower fatty acid content, which can increase the body's inflammatory response, is not conducive to brain development, and increases the risk of diabetes and heart disease.

V-Shape: The Body Shape of a Man Women Want to Buy

Although women's demands for men's figure and appearance are only half of men's demands for women's, they are still willing to pay about 10% of their "budget" to purchase them. Then, their aesthetics cannot be ignored. Dr. Ronald Reggio, a professor of psychology at Claremont McKenna College in the United States, said that for men, what women prefer most is a well-developed upper body muscle, a narrow pelvis and a thin waist, that is, a typical "V-shaped" body shape - the champions of bodybuilding competitions all have a "V-shaped" body shape. This body shape is associated with higher levels of testosterone, which means a healthier body.

In the eyes of women, the "V-shaped" figure gives people a sense of strength and security. In addition, women also prefer tall men and hope that their spouse is at least taller than themselves. Experts point out that humans are highly evolved social animals. Sexual attraction is not only related to body shape, but also involves personal preferences and a series of other factors, including beauty, dress, temperament, etc. For example, women prefer men who are slightly older than themselves because these men have accumulated more resources.