The London newspaper The Daily Mail listed the top ten problems experienced by couples on vacation together.
And topping the list was: The man looking at other women in bikinis on the beach.
Now, in another Prager university course, I explain the sexual power of the visual on men.
And as I show, and as anyone readily understands unless they've been misled by a politically correct college course the power of the visual to excite men has no analogue in women.
Women don't get excited by virtually every male body at the beach.
Male legs don't turn them on like female legs turn men on. Etc. etc.
It takes massive willpower in fact for a heterosexual man not to look at bikini-clad women.
And few men -- even the nicest, finest, and most monogamously faithful and loving -- have such willpower.
So, the Daily Mail notes, this frequently causes problems when a couple's itinerary includes a visit to the beach.
And what exactly is the problem?
