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  Some people also think their is the same as they're and there, but to each his own. >
  
  Spoken like someone who hasn't had much contact with female nipples. 😁 >
  
  SuperBowl halftime show with Red Hot Chilli Peppers had people call and complain about the guys nipples. And that’s what their known for! If you don’t know, look up Chilli Peppers and Tube Socks lol >
  
  I would chalk it up to how so much of society as we know is built around some misplaced sense of modesty where women's bodies are inherently sacred and/or forbidden and to view them is considered special.
  We get used to the male body because we casually see so much of it across media and life, while women are comparatively hidden or meant to be hidden. The idea of seeing what we are told that we shouldn't be seeing makes it rather titilating ^((Pun intended)), especially when we are restricted from seeing it for purely sexual reasons. >
  
  If you have me the choice of seeing a nipple and a covered boob or a boob with the nipple covered, I'm taking the boob every single time.