What is the psychology behind men's love for peeking at women's underwear?

Underwear, like bras, can be made of lace, carved, hollowed out, transparent or translucent. The purpose is to create a sense of dizziness, make women obsessed with their bodies, and make men indulge in their imagination and become excited, so that they must take them off as soon as possible.

Sex is a wonderful thing. From a very young age, boys are shocked by the sight of their mother's or sister's body.

When I watch "Crayon Shin-chan", of course I hate that he regards his rudeness towards women as cuteness, and I also don't like the fact that the author (a male chauvinist) deliberately uses the little devil Shin-chan to indulge in sexual fantasies and absolve himself of his subconscious sins; however, the fact that Shin-chan often feels pleasure in lifting up the skirts of girls or female teachers to peek at their underwear does make me smile. This is indeed the experience of boys growing up. They never get tired of peeking at women's underwear since childhood.

After this battle, I have entered the realm of fantasy and officially moved into reality. Therefore, women's underwear is at its strongest in terms of sexual temptation, and this bra is even more so.

To put it simply, underwear is a small piece of cloth that covers the genitals. Women wear it for hygiene, protection and a sense of security, but like a bra, it also satisfies their narcissism and seduces the opposite sex. Because, if it is purely for health and safety, there is no need to spend so much effort on underwear.

For men, a completely naked woman is not as sexy as a woman wearing sexy underwear. The basic reason may be that humans have a contradictory mentality towards sexual organs that are too close to excretory organs, and coupled with cultural constraints, people feel ashamed of their sexual organs.

They like to secretly hide the underwear that once wrapped women and secretly fantasize about all kinds of sexual organs more than they like to see or touch the sexual organs themselves directly.

The sexy panties invented in modern times have completely lost their practicality and have become commodities purely for satisfying men's sexual imagination. The panties are small enough to be T-shaped, with a crack in the middle that forms a small hole, allowing men to peek through the crack or hole, which is more sensational, stimulating and erotic than being completely naked without any clothing. What men see is not the real female body, but their own desires.

Women know that men's sexual preferences are very strange, but they are very willing to cooperate. They treat arousing men's sexual imagination and even sexual fanaticism as a game, a psychological "stimulus-response" experiment, and then get a sense of accomplishment and, of course, pleasure from this experiment. Women have absolutely no intention of curing men of this "disability". They would rather men indulge in it so that they can sexually manipulate them.

Therefore, underwear becomes the most private and intimate gift a man gives to a woman. When a man chooses this gift for his girlfriend or wife, he is giving sexual fantasy as an added value. He chooses the gift style that excites him the most, hoping that the gift will eventually return to his own interests (sexual satisfaction).

A woman will be intoxicated when her husband or boyfriend gives her sexy underwear, because she is satisfied with the intimate feeling that the man treats her as his closest lover. When she puts on the underwear that was sent to her and it fits tightly against her most private and sensitive parts, she will imagine how men fantasize about her sexually and become sexually excited and pleasured, thus achieving satisfaction both physically and psychologically.

In her book "Theater Under the Skirt", Chizuko Ueno particularly emphasized that women's underwear not only serves to satisfy men's sexual needs, but also has the function of satisfying narcissism. She knows that men cannot understand women's narcissism about their bodies. Otherwise, how are such a wide variety of underwear consumed? "In a theater without the audience's skirts, it is the kingdom of women only. If you don't know that women have a privileged narcissism about their bodies, you can't understand the mystery of women's underwear."

The psychological connection between women's underwear and men and women remains mysterious.