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Why are women attracted to men in uniform at all?
I apologise if this topic has been done before. If so, can someone please direct me to the previous discussion?
I saw an ad recently that was endeavoring to persuade me that some deodorant would have the same affect towards ladies as a man in uniform.
Strange pitch I know, but it got me wondering; why is it that some women are indeed attracted to guys in uniform?
I am not wodnering why are some attracted to it and why are some ladies not attracted to guys in uniform, rather why are they attracted to men in uniform at all?
I am in the New Zealand Army Reserves (which is a far cry from American defense) but with a population of 4 million you'll understand. Thus, when you are seen in uniform people do stare as it is a rare thing.
On our soldiers day though (ANZAC day) I found that the ladies appeared to want to be with the uniform more that the guys, as though they were thinking 'I want to hang with a soldier tonight' rather than any particular one.
So if soldiers are just one of a series to some, why is it attractive?
Furthermore, which uniforms do you think women find the most attractive?
(not just sexually but emotionally)
And what is it about being in uniform that they enjoy? It seems almost an instinctive reaction in that they at least turn their heads, why is this so?
Strange pitch I know, but it got me wondering; why is it that some women are indeed attracted to guys in uniform?
I am not wodnering why are some attracted to it and why are some ladies not attracted to guys in uniform, rather why are they attracted to men in uniform at all?
I am in the New Zealand Army Reserves (which is a far cry from American defense) but with a population of 4 million you'll understand. Thus, when you are seen in uniform people do stare as it is a rare thing.
On our soldiers day though (ANZAC day) I found that the ladies appeared to want to be with the uniform more that the guys, as though they were thinking 'I want to hang with a soldier tonight' rather than any particular one.
So if soldiers are just one of a series to some, why is it attractive?
Furthermore, which uniforms do you think women find the most attractive?
(not just sexually but emotionally)
And what is it about being in uniform that they enjoy? It seems almost an instinctive reaction in that they at least turn their heads, why is this so?
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Michael D. Denny on -
Depends on the uniform.
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Permalink Reply by Nick H on -
You're asking a question about women's tastes on a site for men? Might as well go on a woman's site and ask why men like boobs.
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Permalink Reply by Will on -
While agreeing with -- and laughing over -- Nick's post, I still think we can give some answer. A man in uniform is someone who takes significant physical risks. That is, he's brave. Bravery is an attractive quality. What's more, it's bravery with a point -- doing something good for others at risk to the self. And if he'll risk his life for society, he'll risk for her, as well. What's not to like?
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Permalink Reply by Pete Franklin on -
So customs officers and airport security emanate braveness too?
But I guess I pitched this wrong.
What is it that triggers attraction from the uniform, is it a cultural construction of reverence or a personal ambition of providence? What elements do you think are in action behind aesthetics.
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Permalink Reply by Rick Shelton on -
Postmen, milkmen, security guards? Maybe its a job thing. They're thinking that hey, this guy has a job so he has at least some money that he can spend on me.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Bauer on -
Probably more of a "Dear Penthouse Forum" thing in those cases.
JB
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Permalink Reply by D.J. on -
I agree with Will.
As to what uniform women (probably) find best looking, look no further than the United States Army's 3rd Infantry Regiment. Otherwise known as the guards of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers.
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Permalink Reply by Michael D. Denny on
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Because it imparts an air of order, authority, accomplishment, masculinity, strength and stability.
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Permalink Reply by Jess Levens on -
Marine Dress Blues. Nothing else compares.
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Permalink Reply by Nathanael on -
As has been noted, you might have better luck asking a site with more women on it. Still, here are a few possibilities.
1. Many military uniforms enhance a man's appearance, emphasizing traits like the breadth of the shoulders while also providing panache.
2. Military men usually have to maintain standards of physical fitness above the average. Military forces also skew young.
3. A military uniform shows membership in a group that is esteemed by many, and that often is associated with manliness.
In short, I think that military uniforms and those who wear them hit various points of attraction, both cultural and primal, for many women.
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