I try to discover grace in women and bring it out in my work. So in my eyes it's always about beauty.
However, secondary sex characteristics definitely play a role in attracting attention.
Secondary sex characteristics are the external characteristics developed during puberty that signal sexual maturity and complete the sexual appearance.
At the sight of a large bosom, a readiness to mate is apparently signaled. This is an attempt to explain why large breasts are more stimulating than small breasts.
In Europe, the female breast is of great importance. In other parts of the world, a big behind is far more popular.
But for us it's the chest. I can report this quite subjectively from my experience. Photos with big breasts sell better. Sometimes I think that's a shame, but that's not what this article is about.
Rather, I would like to shed light on the question of why it matters to many people whether breasts are real or not. I do not ask this question. Because when I ask a model whether her breasts are real or not, the three only possible scenarios are as follows:
- Her breasts are real. However, I questioned this and thus offended her because I suspected that she had had an operation.
- Her breasts are not real. I caught her going under the knife to enhance her beauty.
- Her breasts are real or not and I don't get an honest answer. But I created an awkward situation on set.
Can you spot silicone breasts?
Whether a breast is real or not can be seen very easily in the supine position. A plump silicone breast will always stand up vertically by itself. A large natural breast will look flatter lying down than it does standing up. But there are also very naturally made breasts that are not fully inflated. Here it is practically impossible to distinguish them from a natural breast.
The hormones also have a big impact on the breasts. Changing the pill, for example, can change the hormone level so much that the breasts grow by a whole cup.
So the question remains: Does ist matter?
There are many reasons why women have breast surgery. Sometimes they have been disadvantaged by nature and suffer as a result. It may be pressure from outside, social pressure, but it can also be one's own aesthetic sensibilities that are hurt.
This is a very individual and personal question and I don't think that strangers should interfere here.
Sometimes there is calculation behind breast surgery. A model with large breasts sells better, as I have already described above. Is it reprehensible to want to secure one's livelihood as a nude model?
Or a body has changed so much after pregnancy and breastfeeding, for example, that the breast no longer looks as beautiful as it did before.
Personally, I am neutral on the subject of breast surgery. I don't rate a natural breast as more beautiful than an operated breast and vice versa. It just doesn't matter to me. This is a private matter.
I think men are free to consider whether they should ask the question of whether breasts are real or not.