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Stormeyy wrote:This is an issue which has almost full validity. It's one of such importance, that the admittance of it's justification--"admittance"--by whom?
--with regard to the art world would require justifying others--Precisely which "others" do you mean? Who has "bashed the quality of the masculine form"? Which "quality of the masculine form" was "bashed"? (And, whose "masculine" form was bashed, for God's sake?)
--proceeding upon improper and imprecise natures to be precise with regard bashing the quality of the masculine form.
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Keith Russell wrote:For your information.Stormeyy wrote:This is an issue which has almost full validity. It's one of such importance, that the admittance of it's justification--"admittance"--by whom?
--with regard to the art world would require justifying others--Precisely which "others" do you mean? Who has "bashed the quality of the masculine form"? Which "quality of the masculine form" was "bashed"? (And, whose "masculine" form was bashed, for God's sake?)
--proceeding upon improper and imprecise natures to be precise with regard bashing the quality of the masculine form.
stormeyy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_attractivenessI think it also important to say that we expect good looking people to have high intelligence and good character. Whereas, ugliness results in suspect of wrong doing. So when we judge a person's looks, we are assuming more than we should.
Symmetry
Symmetrical faces and bodies may be signs of good inheritance to women of child-bearing age seeking to create healthy offspring. Some studies suggested that women at peak fertility were more likely to fantasize about men with greater symmetry.[13] Studies suggest women are more attracted to men with symmetrical features, and noticed correlations between symmetry and other variables typically associated with masculinity, such as greater height, broader shoulders, and smaller hip-to-waist ratios.[14] Facial and body symmetry may indicate good health, which is a desirable feature.[14] The symmetrical nature of a male partner may be a variable influencing whether a woman, during sexual intercourse, is able to achieve an orgasm; one study suggested that orgasmic frequency increases from 30% to 75% when their male partners were described as more symmetrical.[15]
athena wrote:"For your information" can impress others as condescending. However, Keith Russell began in a confrontational manner, which could trigger a condescending tone, don't you think? More is happening here than intellectual discussion of a subject, and awareness is a good thing.I'm not assuming the theory of symmetry nor the assumpsion of the quality of beauty in a face, as this appears to be distinct from the origional assersion. It's not a discussion on how "beautiful" nor how "symmetrical" the "shape of the face is"- and as we evolve forward into the human race or rat race known as humanity you will discover that these particular issues are far more important that the previous poster Keith Russel had failed to admit... So.
This wikipedia article comes with a picture of the statue of Adonis, and who can forget the statue of David, or the muscular thinking man?
Several things play into sexual attractiveness. The importance of symmetry has been researched, and is artistically important.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_attractivenessI think it also important to say that we expect good looking people to have high intelligence and good character. Whereas, ugliness results in suspect of wrong doing. So when we judge a person's looks, we are assuming more than we should.
Symmetry
Symmetrical faces and bodies may be signs of good inheritance to women of child-bearing age seeking to create healthy offspring. Some studies suggested that women at peak fertility were more likely to fantasize about men with greater symmetry.[13] Studies suggest women are more attracted to men with symmetrical features, and noticed correlations between symmetry and other variables typically associated with masculinity, such as greater height, broader shoulders, and smaller hip-to-waist ratios.[14] Facial and body symmetry may indicate good health, which is a desirable feature.[14] The symmetrical nature of a male partner may be a variable influencing whether a woman, during sexual intercourse, is able to achieve an orgasm; one study suggested that orgasmic frequency increases from 30% to 75% when their male partners were described as more symmetrical.[15]
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