I think it's because it's a male-dominated fetish/kink, and many of those males are straight.

Has anyone else wondered why there's so much cardiophile content depicting women, and relatively little content depicting men?

I've noticed that there's two ways that a heartbeat can be portrayed in books, TV, etc. There's the romantic/attraction side and in sharp contrast, the horror side. It's interesting how it captures people's general attitudes towards the heart. While it's used to symbolize love and often referred to when describing emotions, the sounds/sight of a real heart can be creepy and scary.

I think it's also worth noting that it's popular to wax lyrical about the metaphorical heart, while it's also known that people neglect their physical heart (e.g. heart disease is exceedingly common in developed countries). Also in non-fiction, the heart is depicted in a mechanical, clinical context.

Me gustaría hablar con personas en español, si hay alguien les dejo mi Skype: juan.time@hotmail.com

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