[colorado tanker]

approximately 190,000 years ago. And that shift, the scientists propose, followed soon after people first began wearing clothing...

Which was soon followed by the opening of "gentleman's' caves" where women would be paid to dance and take the clothes back off.

[allmendream]

LOL! Yes indeed, we humans are a mess of contradictions when it comes to sexuality.

Females have a prominent sexual display front and center meant to evoke the rear view, a very common sexual display tactic among primates. And human females mate out of estrus, practically unheard of among any other species. And although we pair bond and are mostly monogamous, about 10% of children are born to a father outside the pair bond (but mommy doesn't say so).

Physically we are one of the most sexual animals, but we like to cover it up with clothes, culture, and tradition.

So YES. No doubt the first thing men thought of soon after their culture embraced the use of clothes was “Where do I go to see them take those clothes OFF!”

LOL!!!

[SunkenCiv]

Really this study should have been of crab lice.