Bear in mind also
that a man, by virtue of millions of years of evolution, is hard-wired to go out and spread his seed as much as possible, and even though they not be aware of it, they are constantly assessing potential mates, which they do primarily by sight - the male subconscious, in the presence of women is essentially going "would, would, wouldn't, would, corr! wouldn't, wouldn't, would, urghh" etc.

Yes, there are social aspects to consider, but they are borne of a conscious mind, but beneath that, is a very base carnal desire.
( sandettie light vessel automatic New Twitter - @bollocksreally, Wed 6 Jan 2010, 17:21, 1 reply)

If that's true,
then surely the reverse is also true? Women must also be programmed to procreate, so therefore must also be on the lookout for mates?
(Land of Green Ginger It's dreamy weather, Wed 6 Jan 2010, 17:24, closed)

In most (if not all primates)
it is the female when looking to mate, that makes herself look attractive to draw attention from possible suitors, be it a bright red swollen flange or a bit of slap and a low cut top, the root is the same. Regardless of whether women are out purposefully to pull, the still want to attract attention, and when that happens, especially from an attractive male, then her brain releases a bit of feel-good hormone. Or in laymans' terms, flattery.

If that wasn't the case, then why go to all the bother of wearing clothing not suitable for wandering between pubs on a cold November evening and shoes that hurt like a bastard.
( sandettie light vessel automatic New Twitter - @bollocksreally, Wed 6 Jan 2010, 17:36, closed)