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In short women couldn't care less if a dude looks like a chick as long as the guy has some super masculine features, such as strong jaw, chin, hunter eyes, very large full eyebrows, etc. Still when given the choice between a pretty boy and a [[gigachad|manly man]] women tend to choose the [[gigachad|manly man.]] Romance novels often use long haired, aesthetic pretty boys with added rippling muscles as cover models to appeal to as many different women's preference as possible. | In short women couldn't care less if a dude looks like a chick as long as the guy has some super masculine features, such as strong jaw, chin, hunter eyes, very large full eyebrows, etc. Still when given the choice between a pretty boy and a [[gigachad|manly man]] women tend to choose the [[gigachad|manly man.]] Romance novels often use long haired, aesthetic pretty boys with added rippling muscles as cover models to appeal to as many different women's preference as possible. | ||
Previous studies (done as early as 1997) on sexual dimorphism showed feminine preferences in female faces and mixed findings in male faces. A 2014 study on preferences for sexual dimorphism on attractiveness levels in male faces found both male and female participants preferred masculine faces to androgynous faces in high attractiveness, but mixed results in low attractiveness.<ref>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0191886914007132</ref> | |||
Despite mixed results on facial androgyny, | Despite mixed results on facial androgyny, over the years. Empirical study has shown behavioral androgyny to be linearly correlated with more opposite sex partners. | ||
There is considerable evidence that human sexual orientation is genetically influenced, so it is not known how homosexuality, which tends to lower [[reproductive success]], is maintained in the population at a relatively high frequency. One hypothesis proposes that while genes predisposing to homosexuality reduce homosexuals' reproductive success, they may confer some advantage in heterosexuals who carry them. However, it is not clear what such an advantage may be. | There is considerable evidence that human sexual orientation is genetically influenced, so it is not known how homosexuality, which tends to lower [[reproductive success]], is maintained in the population at a relatively high frequency. One hypothesis proposes that while genes predisposing to homosexuality reduce homosexuals' reproductive success, they may confer some advantage in heterosexuals who carry them. However, it is not clear what such an advantage may be. | ||