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why do the males dislike skinny women but when comes to the asian they don’t mind skinny?
twiggy or leslie hornby ( british model)… at her young age is my idol.
here is her picture. http://z.about.com/d/vintageclothing/1/0/0/-/-/-/twiggy.jpg and http://www.geocities.com/FashionAvenue/1122/fashion_forecast/twiggy/twiggy01.jpg anyway I also find winona ryders and sophie marceau, Mylene Farmer……..but my boyfriend dislike them and say these women are ugly and look too skinny and in the same time the asian celebrity he like seems skinnier than those of the caucasian celebrities were named. …here is a picture of the chinese celebrity he finds them attractive.
http://media.photobucket.com/image/lui%20yifei/pupreechaweb/Wallpaper_Female/female_08/lui_yi_fei.jpg
Yeah white women are not naturally that petite, and the ones that are that thin tend to look too frail/weak or suffering from an eating disorder. Asian women are more often than not shorter, more petite, and naturally give that impression so it’s easier for a guy to find an asian woman that petite to be attractive because it would seem like the norm.
Another reason could be that your bf likes the way asian women faces look best and that along with their more feminine demeanor overshadows their skinnier appearance, while to appreciate white/black/hispanic women, the whole package better be a bit more fit(less skinny), because the face isn’t as attractive to him as asian women faces. Who knows, but he doesn’t speak for the majority of men if THAT’s his point of view.
I think in general, it makes sense to assume that on average black/hispanic women tend to have larger hips/bosom, white women are medium to large in those areas, and asian women are naturally small to medium in those areas. So if a white woman is in the small, extremely petite look, it doesn’t fit the avg natural look, while for an asian girl it would.
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