The nature of sexual attraction. What makes a human attractive/unattractive.

Since the earliest days of the Paleolithic Era, humans have had a specific attraction toward others of their own kind. Intentionally, those feelings are actually a part of nature that homo sapiens share with all other members of Kingdom Animalia who reproduce sexually. While many will argue that sexual attraction is controlled by a sex gland or society, the truth is that it is determined by a pea-sized gland, ironically located on the brain, called …

…male hormones) in the hypothalamus. While scientists are almost convinced they have the reason for male homosexuality, females are a different story. Despite different mating rituals practiced world wide, all humans have the same principles for the appeasing mate. Whether it is BC or AD, Turkey or Mexico, human or animal, all creatures covet the healthy and well-reproductive companion. However, this coincidence is really no accident at all; it is simply nature at its best.