bugscufle
08-07-2007, 10:26 PM
In a study, published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences, the researchers asked British men and women to judge digitally altered pictures of male faces made to look more masculine or feminine.
The participants were then asked to predict personality traits such as dominance, ambition, wealth and whether a person would be faithful or make a good dad, said Boothroyd, a researcher at Durham University.
But it wasn’t the macho men who came out ahead. The study showed these masculine types with larger noses, smaller eyes and thicker eyebrows were viewed as less faithful and worse faters.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20167786/
A woman prefers a more masculine man when she is fertile and looking for a fling rather than a mate for life.
The finding suggests the value that women place on masculinity changes with context and with women’s reproductive cycles and immediate goals. A woman's preference for manly men also was found to vary based on how attractive she rated herself.
And some of a woman's sex drive might involve tricks in the brain over which she has no control. ( Man, it sure didn't take the serpent long to catch on. Poor seduced woman. Think we should isolate them at such times?)
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18077810/
Man, it sure didn't take the serpent long to catch on. Poor seduced woman. Think we should isolate them at such times?
The participants were then asked to predict personality traits such as dominance, ambition, wealth and whether a person would be faithful or make a good dad, said Boothroyd, a researcher at Durham University.
But it wasn’t the macho men who came out ahead. The study showed these masculine types with larger noses, smaller eyes and thicker eyebrows were viewed as less faithful and worse faters.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20167786/
A woman prefers a more masculine man when she is fertile and looking for a fling rather than a mate for life.
The finding suggests the value that women place on masculinity changes with context and with women’s reproductive cycles and immediate goals. A woman's preference for manly men also was found to vary based on how attractive she rated herself.
And some of a woman's sex drive might involve tricks in the brain over which she has no control. ( Man, it sure didn't take the serpent long to catch on. Poor seduced woman. Think we should isolate them at such times?)
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18077810/
Man, it sure didn't take the serpent long to catch on. Poor seduced woman. Think we should isolate them at such times?