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standards for a woman's ideal beauty is very much influenced by what
society has conditioned us to think. It varies from different countries.
And it is always changing, never constant. Do we compare looks to
photoshopped magazine covers and fashion models who are what gay
designer men deemed attractive? Or perhaps we should look at popular
porn actresses, that have had numerous plastic surgeries? Each
individual person also has their own person preferences for whatever
reasons. But there is also the need to fit in, and not appear different,
so some people will simply be vocal about shunning fatties, because
they may care how their friends judge them. Plus it's just so easy to
condemn others that are not like you, making one feel better about
themself. I was brainwashed into thinking that chubby women were
ugly, growing up and having all the kids making fun of fat people,
seeing girls going crazy over dieting... In an art class, there was a
nude model that we had to draw. She was 'fat', so I thought YUCK in my
head. After a while, as I was looking at her, I realized who the real
ugly person was. Me, because she was attractive in her own way, and I
felt really bad about myself. IMO, this cowgirl is borderland
fat-thick. And that's ok, perfectly fine. Guys in general prefer girls
with curves, and an hourglass figure. Female peacocks chose
their mates by how elaborate the male peacock's tail feathers look. But
the same crazy eye-catching feathers that are used to attract the
females also make it really easy for predators to spot and kill them. Studies
show that people are attracted to symmetric faces, but I think that
theory is overrated. People can have symetric faces, but if both sides
of the face are ugly, what do you get? Also, many famous movie stars
that are deemed super sexy I notice also have very asymmetrical faces.
Although having them being shot at their best angles really helps.