Is He Thinking About You The Same Way You Are About Him?

A recent study of 21 undergraduate males by Professor Susan Fiske at Princeton University determined that men’s brains receive images of females in bikinis as objects; objects of conquest, that is. The way men process seeing women scantily clad is similar to that of handling tools; they see these images with the intention to perform an action.

Men think of certain first person action verbs such as “push,” “handle,” and “grab” when seeing bare images of women, instead of the idea of the women “pushing,” “handling,” or “grabbing.” The images of women with fewer clothes on give them a feeling of control, while they see images of a woman that is fully clothed as in control of herself.

These mysogenistic tendencies that men have developed are not new concepts. Early male humans saw women as a way to spread their genes, rather than people to bond and share their life with. The purpose of this study was to show how people sometimes use other people as a means to an end, or the beginning (of another human life) depending on how you look at it.

So what did we learn from this research? Men have difficulty interacting with women and getting to know them on a deeper level once they have seen them dressed in a provocative way. (Something to keep in mind during that Spring Break romance). While this is based on scientific research, if men become more aware of this “impersonal sexual longing” and their subconscious depersonalizing of women, they may be able to consciously change their behavior.

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Contributor:  Laura DeJoseph

Source: http://whatthehealthmag.wordpress.com

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