Most men like women’s breasts, and scientists have understood why: this is an evolutionary structure in the brain that allows men to strengthen their connection with women through

Why are men attracted to breasts?

The study was conducted by professor Larry Young, a psychiatrist at Emory University.

When a woman breastfeeds, her nipples are stimulated throughout and her brain produces a neurochemical called oxytocin, also known as the love drug.

Recent studies have shown that for most women, nipple stimulation during sex is similar to affecting other `sensitive` areas below.

In other words, men can make themselves feel more attractive to women by stimulating women’s breasts during sex.

Breast attraction is a neurological mechanism created by evolution, helping the bond between the two sexes become stronger.

Professor Young added that the feeling of liking women’s breasts is a neurological effect that forms in men when they go through puberty.

So the question here is why does this preference only occur in humans and not in other types of lactating mammals?

He gave the example of a pair of hamsters, the female’s nipples are located under the abdomen, facing the ground, and they mate from behind so breast preference does not develop.

The hypothesis remains controversial

Professor Young believes that his hypothesis can also be used to explain some other preferences of men.

However, Professor Young’s new hypothesis also encountered unexpected opposition in the academic world.

Responding, Professor Young said that `not covering the breasts in these cultures does not mean that massaging and stimulating them is not part of their sexual activities. At the same time, there is still no research.`