Writing this title, I’m taking the risk of being misunderstood. Am I jealous of women with large breasts? Clearly, this is a natural advantage, so why do I see it as a disadvantage? Don’t worry, let me explain, and then you can tell me if it makes sense.
The other day, I was chatting with my cousin in a coffee shop, and the topic of cosmetic surgery came up, naturally including breast augmentation. My cousin firmly said, “I don’t like big breasts, they don’t look good in clothes.”
My cousin was thinking about the issue of clothing, but my mind couldn’t help but think about relationships between the sexes. There shouldn’t be much to say about this. Undoubtedly, under the same conditions, most men prefer large breasts, so having large breasts should be an advantage.
But I came up with a different idea, and the more I thought about it, the more it made sense:
Compared to small-breasted women, women with large breasts bear a greater risk of men changing their minds in love.
1. Reasons why men like large breasts
Putting ourselves in their shoes, just like women prefer tall men under the same conditions, men also definitely choose women with large breasts under the same conditions.
Don’t laugh at their lustful thoughts, just as women subconsciously feel that tall men can better protect themselves and their children, it’s all instinctive for the reproduction of the species.
Neuroscientist Larry Young believes that humans are unique in that, in the absence of pregnancy, the breasts will still develop independently. In other words, women with obvious breast curves, in the subconscious of men, are equivalent to a sign that they have reached sexual maturity. It implies that they are healthy enough to provide enough food for their children.
Of course, in actual life, large breasts do not necessarily perform better than normal or small breasts during breastfeeding. This is because milk production is determined by mammary gland cells, not fat. Having large breasts only means having more fat, and the mammary gland cells may not necessarily be more developed.