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From the BBC.
Dr Devendra Singh scoured references to fictional beauties from modern times back to early Indian literature.
He found that slimness was the most common term of praise from an author.
The study, published in a Royal Society journal, adds to evidence highlighting the role of the ratio between waist and hips in attracting a mate.
While female waist size is acknowledged as important in modern Western society and culture, it is not completely clear whether this has always been the case.
Is it just me, or does anyone else here think that this ‘research project’ was just some cover story quickly thought up by a professor when somebody found him wanking over the underwear section of the Kays catalog? Plus, he probably got paid to do this ‘research’.
If Cowboy got minimum wage everytime he did ‘research’ like this, he could have paid off the national debt by now.
Fark me, I could have saved them the money and told em, even I, who woulf rick anything feminine that moves, only goes for them as has skinny waists.
No brainer 😯
@=XDC=OldPhart wrote:
Fark me, I could have saved them the money and told em, even I, who woulf rick anything feminine that moves, only goes for them as has skinny waists.
No brainer 😯
what is this tongue in which you speak ? 😀
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