@sabrinatranwtch@TheJoeySwoll Maybe we just have a preference for a vagina? And if you say you're post-op, we still have a preference for real vagina and not some surgerized frankenpussy.
@Aylinrmk All are sexually attractive and would be acceptable for sex. But only 1-4 would be acceptable for a committed relationship. 5 is too skinny, and 6 is too big. For me, number 2 is the sweet spot.
@TheCriticalDri2 You guys have let your country become overrun with the third world and have become so suicidally empathetic that you're on the verge of forever losing your culture. But you're right, we Americans are the retarded ones.
Women saying they prefer the guy on the left isn't exactly a lie; it's just the answer to a different question. Attraction and arousal are related concepts, but they are not exactly the same. For men, they overlap almost completely, but for women, they're more distinct. Women will often prefer the guy on the left for a committed relationship. Still, their preferences often shift to something closer to the guy on the right when it comes to short-term, non-committed sexual encounters. The Dad bod may not be as arousing at face value. Still, when coupled with long-term value-added qualities such as emotional connection, long-term provisioning potential, parental investment potential, and cues of fidelity, the male becomes arousing enough to adequately satisfy her sexuality while not being so physically desirable that she feels high levels of anxiety generated by potential mate-poaching by other females.
Interestingly, men are somewhat the opposite. Men hold higher physical standards for women they would commit to while relaxing those standards (sometimes significantly) for short-term sexual encounters.
Women saying they prefer the guy on the left isn't exactly a lie; it's just the answer to a different question. Attraction and arousal are related concepts, but they are not exactly the same. For men, they overlap almost completely, but for women, they're more distinct. Women will often prefer the guy on the left for a committed relationship. Still, their preferences often shift to something closer to the guy on the right when it comes to short-term, non-committed sexual encounters. The Dad bod may not be as arousing at face value. Still, when coupled with long-term value-added qualities such as emotional connection, long-term provisioning potential, parental investment potential, and cues of fidelity, the male becomes arousing enough to adequately satisfy her sexuality while not being so physically desirable that she feels high levels of anxiety generated by potential mate-poaching by other females.
Interestingly, men are somewhat the opposite. Men hold higher physical standards for women they would commit to while relaxing those standards (sometimes significantly) for short-term sexual encounters.