Fertile is a term that refers to how powerful and effective a mate someone would be. As you can imagine, there are very different standards for men and women.What makes a man sexually attractive versus what makes a woman sexually attractive on a purely biological level? The body language of a biologically attractive man is dominant and powerful.
Attractive males embody the triangle-shaped body, broad shoulder that taper down to a thinner waist. They take up space with their shoulders and arms and try to emphasize their muscle mass with their posture. The bigger they can appear, the better. Think of a peacock spreading its tail feathers. The more they can separate and distinguish themselves from other males, the better. The more dominant and deep the eye contact, the better.
Male fertility is about the ability to be a dominant who can protect his own, something that masculine body language signifies.
Just imagine how differently a roomful of men suddenly look if a supermodel walked in. Everyone's spines would strengthen, stomachs would be sucked in, chests puffed out and voices would deepen and get louder. All this behavior might not even be conscious, but instinctually we understand that each gender is biologically programmed to project fertile body language.
The ideal body language for a sexually attractive woman on the other hand, is stunningly different. In contrast to the triangle-shaped male, the female ideal is the hourglass figure. A woman is seen as more attractive if she appears graceful,soft,curvy and slender at the same time. Feminity is all soft curves and supple flesh because female fertility is about the ability to give birth to multiple children and remain healthy.
Women want to accentuate the curves of an hourglass-shaped body. Put a woman in a pair of heels and have her walk past a row of attractive men. Notice how her gait changes, how it emphasizes her hips and bust and she suddenly acts like she is walking down a fashion runway. High heels do this by themselves, but they also encourage her to emphasize her womanly traits.
Research has provided us with more high-octane arousal triggers and the next one shows that we are perhaps not as shallow as we think we are.
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