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Breast fetishism has long fascinated scientists for ages (no pun intended). Desmond Morris once proposed that breasts have become what they are today primarily to influence human sexuality rather than being used to feed the young. It has also been proposed that human attachment to the breast is down to the fact that babies usually suckle from the mother's breast, although this is probably untrue as some babies are bottle-fed and breast fetishism prevails nevertheless.

Technically, the human being is the only mammal which has permanently swollen breasts, which suggests that the function of the human breast has always been more than just breastfeeding. Hormones aside, it is difficult to discern when a woman is ovulating (and sexual intercourse has its innate derivations in the desire to reproduce), so it is suggested that breasts, when large, suggest that they are ovulating in humans. In other words, when large breasts are used to solicit male attention even when a woman isn't fertile. Which is why it may be that large breasts are more desired by some. There's also a funny comparison between breasts and buttocks, and large hips can be construed as a sign of ease of delivery of a child.

Instead of asking the question, "Why am I interested in breasts?", ask yourself the question, "Why am I interested in women?" In doing so, perhaps you will find yourself subconsciously projecting what you think is a future with women, with all your various desires being stuffed in at the same time. Studies have shown that men and women subconsciously choose partners such that they will be good to have children with, a view I share, and anything that "puts you ahead of the queue" of child-upbringing ability will inevitably mean you are more likely to find a partner. Cutting it short, it basically comes down to, "The hotter you are, the easier it is to find a partner." Of course, this isn't always true in today's world, but it remains a useful benchmark.

Why we are interested in breasts will remain a mystery for quite some time, just as the mystery of why we like sugar, how the brain works, and why men like cars.

I'd find some sources for you but none of them are safe for work.*