Some have suggested that the male obsession with a small waist stems from a desire to avoid hooking up with a pregnant woman. The measure of a woman’s attractiveness may well be her waist-to-hips ratio: Divide waist width by hip width, and the golden ratio is around. Women with larger thighs have been shown to bear smarter kids, probably due to the brain-building lipids stored in butt and thigh fat. “It’s related to reproduction and something men are hard-wired to appreciate.” Some suggest that the male obsession with a small waist stems from a desire to avoid hooking up with a pregnant woman. “The belly is something that’s universally considered attractive,” Bainbridge says. Women have longer abdomens than men, providing more space for growing a baby - and a focal point for sexy crop tops. Men are often the opposite, although studies have shown men with longer ring fingers are nicer to women. Women’s ring fingers tend to be shorter than their index fingers, the result of low concentrations of male sex hormones during development. Some have suggested that women have wider hips and so their arms need to swing past.” Fingers “As a woman, it bows out towards the thumb direction in a 10- to 15-degree bend. “As a man, your arm is pretty straight,” Bainbridge says.
“Large breasts are preferred in some cultures, but as long as they look feminine, absolute size doesn’t matter,” Bainbridge says. One theory suggests they’re the result of eons of sexual selection among men who’ve been conditioned to associate curves with health and fertility. Women are unique in the animal kingdom for their clearly defined bosoms. “Large breasts are preferred in some cultures,” Bainbridge says.
Men’s preference for those traits may have evolved at a time when several human species populated the Earth and it was more advantageous to breed with the most human. “All the things that we consider human - a round face, small jaws, teeth and brows - are more accentuated in women,” Bainbridge says.
Here’s how Bainbridge breaks down the biology of the female of the species. How you look is a very important part of your social status when you’re a woman.” It’s largely because of how their body makes them feel about themselves and how other women see them. “They’re not looking at themselves because they’re worried about what men think. Women are also more obsessed with their bodies than men. “When you’re a girl, you want to look more womanly, but that means putting on fat, and that’s a conflict because fat, we’re always told, is so awful,” Bainbridge says. In modern times, this evolutionary development is often a mixed bag. That extra fat women begin to gain in puberty seems to prepare them for breast-feeding, which requires a huge number of calories. The average man is 14 percent fat, the average woman 27 percent - and that’s without factoring in Nicki Minaj’s backside. “In other species, you don’t get this weird thing where females lay down large amounts of fat before needing it.” “Fat is part of femininity,” Bainbridge tells The Post on the phone from England. His ensuing investigation resulted in “ Curvology: The Origins and Power of Female Body Shape,” a new book that examines why women are shaped the way they are and our cultural fixation therewith. Why, wondered David Bainbridge, a Cambridge-trained veterinary surgeon and zoologist, are humans the only species with curvy women?
It takes a zoologist to study the weirdest animal of all: humans.Īnd one of the biggest mysteries concerns the woman of the species - not just her habit of sharing some small plates with her man and calling it a meal, but how she got that body.
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