Yea. We just tend to make it not as obvious. lol.

The comments I've overheard have all been about arses/asses/butts, smiles, and eyes.

I hate to deflate a lot of egos, but from all that I've read on forums and books, women in general do not ogle penises. A penis to most is that of a "joy stick" that gives them direct and instantaneous control over her man's responses by acting as both a throttle and a brake. What it looks like seems to matter not so much. So, for you young bucks out there who are concerned about size and girth, you can rest easy. As long as it functions properly and as long as you know how to operate it with skill and knowledge, then that is all that really concerns her. Size? Go dwell on other things of importance and concern to her....

Yes, women check out men's bodies. We check each other out, too, more completely than men do. The latter is either to measure how we, ourselves, are doing or ..........

When it comes to looking at a guy's body, I am just like most guys: I make it obvious. When I first met my beau, he had on a slightly tight fitting work out shirt. I stopped him in his tracks just to marvel at his muscle mass (he body builds). I spent like 10 minutes worshiping his triceps and biceps with my eyes (then hands). The first time we had sex, you can guess what I spent most of my time feeling on................ his muscles. The sheer sight of a good looking guy with huge muscles makes me wet for some reason :) I think it totally makes our sexual experience better since I have such a good time enjoying his muscles -as well as his other large body parts :):)

Yes, yes, and yes!

For me, it's the dorsal side not the ventral. Backs, shoulders, arms. I remember once in the 80's I was standing in back of a gorgeous guy at the xerox machine and I had to run out of the room because I wanted to bite (not hurtfully) his shoulder. Aaaarrrgh!!!

One of the hardest, worst parts of being human is that you have to pretend that you are not like every other ANIMAL. I WANTED HIM RIGHT THEN AND THERE. If so, I'd have a beautiful child today. That is all that sex is for. The procreation of the next generation. That is the bottom line, no matter what anyone thinks or says. All the "to do" on this website and others is ONLY THE SPECIES TRYING TO CONTINUE ITSELF.

HELL YEAH! I look at men's bodies and 'parts' including penises - not that they are displayed in public but you know how it is - but it is not just how he looks but also how he moves, carries himself - the question being can he physically withstand my ardor?

No, I don't drool - but I do look.

I do not look at women since there's no point to that.

I look at both women's and men's bodies, especially naked. The human body is a beautiful work of art! :)

Have you ever noticed how pretty a back is? It's the perfect combination of the soft buttocks, lean spine, strong shoulders, embraced by protective ribs. With guys often combined with more visible lining of muscles and with women often combined with soft curving of hips and waving hair. Have you ever noticed how every body, no matter what angle or male or female, gets a certain glow when completely relaxed?

On men I seem to like muscled or lean looks. On women; I love the curves and the lines that flow together. It makes each female body have it's own harmonious and balanced composition of beauty. There have been several occasions I had wished I could photograph them. But instead I tried to get a picture imprinted in my mind, so that I could paint it later on. Admittedly; I only have painted women so far. I find women's bodies more aesthetic than men's bodies. No offense!

[QUOTE=Revirginated;270120]One of the hardest, worst parts of being human is that you have to pretend that you are not like every other ANIMAL. I WANTED HIM RIGHT THEN AND THERE. If so, I'd have a beautiful child today. That is all that sex is for. The procreation of the next generation. That is the bottom line, no matter what anyone thinks or says. All the "to do" on this website and others is ONLY THE SPECIES TRYING TO CONTINUE ITSELF.[/QUOTE]

Lettuce be cereal for a moment...this is not true.

Working at a gym I can say yes women do check out men. They all try to be sneaky and they all fail miserably at it

yea, i look at a guys body. But like i think they need a greay personality to be the complete package to date.

[color=green]I notice women checking me out all the time, even though they try to hide it.....especially if i'm out mingling with other females and how i interact with my wife......very few are brave enough though to come talk to me......most just play it off like they didn't notice me, but at the same time sending body signals towards me that they are interested/turned on[/color]

I love to watch my husband jack off it is a total turn on

I've read somewhere that women look at men just as much, but they do it less obvious ;)

Personally; in every day life I can't say at which things I look, I can say at which things I seem to automatically pay attention, since I usually remember such characteristics. Which would be voice, eyes, body language (particularly gestures of hands) and if I'm sitting close to someone; certain smells of cologne, aftershave, deodorant, sweat, etc will immediately draw my attention. Actually; it's really awkward how I usually can't remember face, height, hair-color, clothes, etc. I have to force myself to pay attention to such things, since otherwise I'd have to hear him speak in order to recognize him the next time! :rolleyes: Same goes for women btw. Plus would be I do remember quite detailed what people have said, the mood/vibe they were in and what type of personalities they are.

And what do you know? What I find attractive about my bf would be his personality, voice, eyes and hands :)

I will admit that I do look at a man's body but it is not his body that attracts me to them. They don't have to have a big package, or a muscular body for me to be attracted to them. I am more interested in their personality. How they talk, how they act, etc. And if they happen to have a nice body, that is a plus!

the question is not if, but how and when, is the body the first thing they look at or is it something that they look at later, also "body is going to be relative" my GF hates big muscly guys while other women might love that body type