What are we looking at?

According to a study conducted in England, men spend almost a year of their lives admiring the weaker sex. A study of 3,000 people between the ages of 18 and 50 shows that men spend an average of 43 minutes a day looking at women: every day they look at at at least 10 women. But the weaker sex is also not joking: every day women are busy 20 minutes looking at 6 men.

Mostly men look out for their" prey " in supermarkets. Next on the list are pubs, discos, even places of work are recognized as one of the preferred arenas for the direction of admiring glances. Women prefer to look at the opposite sex in pubs, while shopping or when they are in public places. Most men and women say that they are attracted to such views. 19% of men say that they experience real pleasure. Only 9% of the weaker sex experience the same sensations, while many admit that admiring glances of men cause embarrassment (16%) or awkwardness (20%). Also, 40% of English men admitted that at least once blushed from a woman's gaze.
Women claim that the first thing they look in men's eyes, while the opinion of the stronger sex almost always falls on the body of a female. Often admiring glance in the supermarket or the pub to start or to destroy the relationship. 35% of respondents admitted that their relationship originated from immodest views, at the same time one in ten sadly reported that broke with his partner after a sinful look.