In honor of this boobilicous thread:



And since straight men are also chiming in...

I love boobies too (I'm sure that comes as no surprise). But I too don't really consider myself a "boob man." I'm more of a "face man." And by that I mean the face can make or break the whole package. But I like boobies of all shapes and sizes. From Milla Jovovich to Dolly Parton (as long as they don't get dangerously large though). Proportion does help aesthetics but I don't get really picky.

And yes, I was breast fed... just in case you're psychoanalyzing me. And I do like watching women breastfeed. But to me there's nothing sexual about it. I just think it's awesome and really sweet.

This ass man thinks the Side Boob shot is the tops!

Agreed, love me some side boob.

And ass.

And now I'm picturing Bill perving around malls and Gymborees hoping to catch a glance of some breast feeding action.

Unfortunately the women keep using those stupid blankets and covering it all up.

The look on a baby's face when they latch on... I can identify with that.

I'm generally more visually-attracted to women and personality-attracted to men -- which is probably why I might play around with women, but seek relationships with men. As a general rule I feel more comfortable around men than women, and I don't know if that's part of it. I'm not particularly a tomboy in hobbies or activities, but I would characterize my personality as leaning toward the masculine in approach. Well, that's not quite it either. If English is (simplified) a Germanic structure with a whole bunch of Romance vocabulary, my brain is a masculine structure with a slew of feminine accessories. Or something like that.

I'm pretty picky about what I consider attractive in a woman - probably the best example I can think of is Renee Zellweger in her Bridget Jones personna. (Otherwise: no thanks. I can buy toothpicks at the store, several hundred to the box.) For men: it's all about the language. Last night's lecturer might have been short, balding, and wearing a sweater vest, but he oozed wit and thus, for me, sex appeal.

Although I confess that I share a weakness for Brendan Fraser - but only in certain roles.

It's well-accepted that bread-winning qualities are those that are most attractive to women. The "good looks" are simply the vestiges of what brought bread (or rather, mastadon meat) to the table in days of yore, and the other qualities of intelligence, ambition, wit and crafitness that might signal financial success to the modern gal are far less apparent to the instant appraisal of the eye.

Men want healthy babies, and that's never changed. Hence, it's all visual for men. (ahem, most men).

I'm pretty sure that is slang, but I might be wrong ;)

And I am more comfortable around women than men.

Although I did grow up with four older sisters and my father moved out while I was still relatively young, so that may something to do with it.

I'm more comfortable around women than men.



But, then again, I'm a faggot. ;)

Most of us don't necessarily want to breed, but I'd say that it is still all visual for gay men as well. We just drool over differnt things than our straight brothers. :D

I think I'm equally comfortable.