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	Thus naturally, facially beautiful women are becoming more abundant although not more beautiful due to their fathers lacking in attractiveness. While us men as a group are stagnant in our natural facial attractiveness and becoming more psychologically driven to go to greater lengths to increase our [[LMS]] and overall attractiveness artificially.		Thus naturally, facially beautiful women are becoming more abundant although not more beautiful due to their fathers lacking in attractiveness. While us men as a group are stagnant in our natural facial attractiveness and becoming more psychologically driven to go to greater lengths to increase our [[LMS]] and overall attractiveness artificially.

			This dysgenic trend creates an evolutionary missmatch where fathers that mate with conventionally, beautiful faced women, are having sons with lower fertility, although higher life quality.