The Art of the Female Body

Besides the cramps and the menstrual cycles that leave us bloated and in pain, women have to go through a lot in their lives, including mindless hours of labor should they decide to get pregnant and have the child. That doesn't even mention the nine months in which they can gain up to 70 pounds in baby weight and have to constantly run to the bathroom because their bladders have become soccer balls. However, that does not change the fact that 90% of women are percieved as sexual beings, or just sexy in general. The female body is used as models in art class, and countless ads for Victoria's Secret, the world famous lingerie company. Female breasts have objectified by billions of men throughout the years and it's just become a notion that models should be curvy again.

If you ask a man about a model that weighs about 70 pounds, soaking wet, the man would probably be turned off. I'm not really sure what man enjoys a body that is purposely made to resemble a little girl's body. Men enjoy curves and long legs and breasts. Some men like surgically enchanced breasts, some don't. That's why "gentlemen's" clubs are so famous. Men love to watch women, and sometimes barely legal girls, take off their clothes and exude sex with their bodies. The way that they move across the stage, on the pole, or on the men's laps, make the men think of sex and the fact that they are not allowed to touch the woman's greased up, smooth bodies makes the appeal even stronger. It becomes forbidden to the man watching them and some women enjoy that look of lust in the man's eyes. Some women feel objectified, and they end up leaving the profession.