Men's Breast Complex and Oedipus Complex

If a man loves a woman, he will like every part of her body and even want to explore it. If the most attractive parts of a woman are summarized into ten parts, then, according to a survey, 2% of men would choose thighs, 3% of men would choose back, 4% of men would choose waist, 5% of men would choose hair, 7% of men would choose abdomen, 8% of men would choose feet, 9% of men would choose buttocks, 10% of men would choose private parts, 12% of men would choose hands, and 40% of men would choose breasts.

Breast Complex

The breast complex has been recorded as early as ancient times. In the fifth century BC, the Persian Wars broke out in Europe. Legend has it that the war was caused by a woman named Helen, who Herodotus called the most beautiful woman in the Greek world. This woman was originally the queen of Sparta, but was later abducted by the Persian prince. The Greeks went to great lengths for this and finally took Helen back using the Trojan Horse strategy during the Trojan War. Helen's beauty is recognized by the world. According to Herodotus, the reason why the Persian prince was obsessed with her was because Helen had a pair of incomparable beautiful breasts.

The Venus statue unearthed later had a broken arm, but the structure of its breasts was almost perfect. According to experts' measurements and calculations, the position of her breasts is exactly on the golden section line of the body, and experts say that the prototype of the Venus statue is the beautiful Helen. Just think about it, it was worth it for the tens of thousands of soldiers on both sides of Greece and Persia to fight for such a pair of unparalleled beautiful breasts.

In fact, a man’s breast complex is similar to the Oedipus complex. From a certain perspective, it is a continuation of the Oedipus complex, or a by-product of the Oedipus complex. By the early stages of a person, I mean from the warm womb to before puberty. The person a man relies on the most and trusts the most is his mother. Imagine that you curled up in her belly for ten months, connected by blood; then you drank her milk and used the immunity brought from the mother's body; for more than ten years, you enjoyed everything you could enjoy, and all of this was largely thanks to your mother.

Symbol of motherhood

Oedipus is as natural as rain. But after puberty, the needs change greatly and he desires to have a thorough and comprehensive understanding of his own body and the body of the opposite sex. Especially for men, the instinctive reaction of their organs reflects the conscious instinct of wanting to return to the mother's body. However, due to the formation of ethical concepts at the same stage, men have to curb their attachment imagination. In the process of containment, if the energy is not properly directed, people will develop aversion to the female body and turn into homosexuals. Another large number of men will conceive all kinds of illusions in their vast world of thought. Erotic dreams become a direct reflection of this illusion. The target became a woman of the same age as himself.

Driven by complexes, men often imagine their wives as saints, where they can get the greatest respect and satisfaction. Men usually imagine that after walking out from between breasts, they will be full of energy and confidence because they have just gained their dignity and ability as men.

Some men often compare women's breasts to men's chargers. The twin peaks are like two poles of contact, one positive and one negative. When you touch them, they can bring you abundant spirit and energy, as if they were endowed with magic. No matter how many vicissitudes and hardships you experience outside, it can heal your pain and add passion and courage to you to face the wind and waves.