Body Attractor Patterns

BAP stands for ‘Body Attractor Pattern’. But correct English is: Bodily Attractor Pattern. You may also call it a Body Attentional Pattern.
The same patterns as found in the face, can also be seen in a woman's body:
The breasts, with their areola and nipple, resemble eyes. As if the breasts are staring at a man who is looking in the hope of making contact.
The crotch sometimes looks like a vertical mouth, at least if the woman has trimmed her pubic hair into a triangle. The folds at the crotch may be perceived as a smile.
The navel represents a simplification of the tip of the nose. Below the navel, there is room for an embryo to grow in the  abdomen. The round Nose Bulb can therefore indicate the potential for procreation.

The triangular relationship of shapes in the BAP (2 breasts + crotch) is an enlargement of the triangle visible in the face (2 eyes + mouth).
This gives this BAP a superstimulus effect: the BAP reinforces the patterns of the FAP and vice versa. The BAP constitutes an enlargement of the woman's face and therefore has an extra stimulating effect on men, because her face seems closer by.

Maybe, hundreds thousands of years ago, people in a tribe may have walked naked in the savannas of Africa.
A lonely young man from another tribe, full of hope and looking for a partner in a nearby tribe (to avoid inbreeding), approaches in the distance. From a distance, he sees a woman and mistakes the two breasts and her crotch for a woman's face.
From far away, he would change his path towards her and he would start seeing her real face. Their eyes would meet, and he was won over by her smile.

Image: Abstract configurations of Body Attractor Patterns.