Women are attracted to men whose look draw their nurturing feelings; who appear to possess sexual adulthood and supremacy characteristics; who seem sociable, friendly and of high social status . . . Individuals who display an optimal combination of endogenous (boyish) features of large eyes, the mature features of famous cheekbones and a large chin, the expressive feature of a big smile, and high-status clothing were seen more attractive than other men. What type of body do women like? American women usually prefer men of average build, but bigger above the waist than below. The studies tell us they prefer V’s to pears. However, taste varies depending on the class of the woman judging the male structure. Women on the lower end of

The socioeconomic totem pole prefers muscle men. on the other hand, highly paid professional women find hefty beefcake downright distasteful. They go for the dark, slim, and receptive body types.

What about height? One assumes the taller the better because our culture venerates height. In fact, practically every president elected in the United States since 1900 was the taller of the two candidates. The Wall Street Journal reported that taller graduating college students (6′2″ and over) received an average starting salary 12.4 percent higher than those who were under six feet tall. Yet, in the sexual arena, it seems that taller isn’t better. Women of all sizes—short, medium, and tall—rated a variety of men equal in all features except height. The medium sizers won. Gentlemen, speaking of size (yes, the size of it), the only source I can turn to is a recent article in a popular woman’s magazine called “Is Big Really Better?” The article beat around the bush (lest readers’ husbands get hold of the article and be emotionally destroyed). However, a photograph accompanying the article left the question open. Two good-looking women were shown rolling on the floor in hysterics as one of their friends held up a baby finger.

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