Is there a perfect relationship between the breasts and the buttocks? Is 36-24-36 the ideal measurements for a woman? The mainstream media want us to believe that there is an ideal body structure that every woman should strive for. However, the practical application of what men really want leads to a discussion that blurs the lines between what is sexy and what is not.
There are all kinds of men in the world with varying degrees of what they find attractive or not. To say that there is a perfect ratio that will appeal to all men, at all times, would be crazy. Are the bodies found in Victoria’s Secret or Playboy commercials the ideal shape? Is there a specific measure that turns on every time? Of course there isn’t, but many women still pursue that elusive perfect figure and will go to great lengths to get breast and butt implants in an attempt to achieve perfection.
Many men prefer an hourglass shaped woman, which would make them lean towards a 50/50 ratio. They would like the breasts to be as big as the butt, with everything in proportion. These men would not care if the breasts and butt are smaller or larger, just because they match in size.
Some men are butt men and would rather a woman have more “junk in the trunk” than large breasts. They would like to see a woman whose butt is bigger than her breast. If you take into consideration the likes of Sir Mix-a-Lot, the answer to the question of what is the perfect ratio of breasts to glutes, he would be on the side that the buttocks are much more important.
Then there are the chest men. They don’t really care about the size of the butt as long as the woman has a big breast. These men are so mesmerized by large breasts that other parts of the woman become inconsequential.
A woman with a natural, fit and healthy figure will vary from one body type to another. Some women’s life-size breasts match the size of their butt, while others have disproportionate measurements. Other women, like abandoned runway models, are very thin and have a small chest and a small butt, but are still considered attractive by society.
In the end, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and to think that there is only an idea of ​​perfection is ridiculous. Women must live not to achieve an irrationally vague ideal, but must strive to be healthy, fit, and active. They must love their body and the way it looks and not worry about fitting into a perfect proportion. It is the cheapest and easiest way to get the perfect body.
