New research has found that women may find men slightly more attractive when they are in the fertile stage of their cycle.
New European research has found that although women’s menstrual cycles don’t affect which men they are attracted to, as previously thought, women do appear to find all men slightly more attractive when in the fertile stage of their cycle.
All of the women included in the study were aged 18 to 35 years old, heterosexual and had a natural, regular menstrual cycle.To test the hypothesis, they were asked to watch videos of 70 men interacting with a woman who could not be seen as she was out of shot and focus on their behaviour. They were then asked to rate the men on their attractiveness for a sexual short-term relationship without commitment and their attractiveness for a long-term relationship.
The findings showed that the women’s preferences for who they found attractive did not change across the ovulatory cycle, despite previous research finding a link between changes in a woman’s cycle and how attracted she is to men behaving in different ways.
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