They say human eyes are a mirror reflection of one’s soul. This as they are not only able to give us an insight into a person, but are also a love language, according to relationship experts.
And his perceived attractiveness has led to a growing trend of women using cosmetics and contact lenses with larger limbal rings in an attempt to create the illusion of larger eyes. Many have even done this permanently through cosmetic surgery.
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According to the research, the reason for this attraction is that men think larger eyes, along with fuller lips, bigger breasts and smaller chins, are a sign of higher levels of oestrogen. They believe that women who have higher levels of oestrogen will be more successful and have an easier time conceiving than those with lower levels, hence making a better mate.
The men also think large eyes are a neotenous feature – a characteristic of youth shared by babies and children that humans evolved to retain so they could attract quality mates with protective and nurturing impulses.
And, a partner with protective and nurturing impulses is viewed as being more likely to help raise their offspring and reproductive success.
People who have large eyes are often perceived to be younger than they really are. And since perceived youth is also a sign of fertility, men tend to prefer women with neotenous features, like large eyes.
Furthermore, https://www.speeli.com reveals two other reasons why men love women with big eyes.
Firstly, big eyes are a sign of innocence. Some men think that women with big eyes are more kind-hearted and honest. Maybe those men resemble them with babies, as babies also have comparatively bigger eyes and thus, develop this perception.
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Secondly, big eyes on a woman are a sign of vulnerability.
Men adore women with more prominent eyes as these resemble the eyes of babies. Most of them find those women cuter, hence easily draw their undivided attention towards them.
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