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Pretty Boys are thought to be by-products of [[betabux|non dominant and or non aggressive looking men]] reproducing with [[Golden Ratio|conventionally beautiful women.]] A study on parental facial masculinity and femininity has shown masculinity of the father's face is extremely heritable for both sons and daughters, in that low masculinity faced fathers have both low masculinity faced sons and daughters, also hi masculinity faced fathers have both hi masculinity faced sons and daughters.<ref>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4205959/</ref> Facial masculinity and facial femininity are two seperate scales. Meaning low facial masculinity does not automatically mean hi facial femininity. A person's face can be low in both facial masculinity as well as facial femininity. The facial masculinity of moms have no affect on the facial masculinity of offspring. masculinity is correlated with [[beauty]] but to a much lesser extent than femininity is correlated with [[beauty]]. Meaning that a guy with a hyper masculine face could still be considered ugly or unattractive. Pretty boys are indeed primarily caused by [[betabux|non dominant and or non aggressive looking men]] reproducing. The sons prettiness may be exacerbated if the mom has a face hi in [[Golden Ratio|femininity]] (highly correlated with beauty). Pretty boys look like they have a harmonic, hormonal balance of both high estrogen and high testosterone during prenatal development and or puberty. Some possible pretty boy exacerbating factors are environmental pollutants like synthetic estrogens found in plastic softeners, unnatural diet, mutational load (inbreeding.), natural genetics, [[autism]] or any combinations of the above.