Explain how this isnt a stacy

[Deleted member 16369]

No fully white person has T50s jfl. That is legit a mexican no white guy looks like that.

Not true jfl. You live in the purest white country, but the French, MEDs and a few other groups can have those eyes.

 

[Deleted member 13787]

Average NEA has pale skin not yellow piss skin

wrong. NEA are darker and have tawny skin

Women also tend to have paler skin then the men of their race

Wrong again. Men are found to be paler and have lighter hair and eyes

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Not true jfl. You live in the purest white country, but the French, MEDs and a few other groups can have those eyes.

I also have brown eyes, but brown eyes in white people range from T07-T30, no true whites have darker than T30. I have T10 for example.

 

[Deleted member 21661]

wrong. NEA are darker and have tawny skin

Darker?? cope

wrong. NEA are darker and have tawny skin

Wrong again. Men are found to be paler and have lighter hair and eyes

"Universally, female skin color is lighter than male skin color, irrespective of geographical location. This difference is a distinctive and universal adaptive pattern that emerges after puberty."

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Darker?? cope

"Universally, female skin color is lighter than male skin color, irrespective of geographical location. This difference is a distinctive and universal adaptive pattern that emerges after puberty."

Men also are darker culturally since they work outside while women worked inside or didn't work at all.

 

[Deleted member 13787]

Darker?? cope

fake map with no source to it.
meanwhile real studies on skin color:

japs are as dark or darker than cambodians

 

[Deleted member 13787]

Men also are darker culturally since they work outside while women worked inside or didn't work at all.

nothing out there to indicate this. men are naturally lighter

 

[HarrierDuBois]

nothing out there to indicate this. men are naturally lighter

Respectfully, you are retarded. Men have always been darker than women. There is a reason the princess is always blonde, but the ideal man is "tall, dark, and handsome".

 

[Deleted member 13787]

"Universally, female skin color is lighter than male skin color, irrespective of geographical location. This difference is a distinctive and universal adaptive pattern that emerges after puberty."

Wrong

"However, in some populations such as in Italy, Poland, Ireland, Spain and Portugal men are found to have fairer complexions"

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3485197/

"Similarly, studies done in the late 19th Century/early 20th Century in Europe also conflicted with the notion at least in regards to Northern Europeans. The studies found that in England women tend to have darker hair, eyes, and skin complexation than men, and in particular women darken in relation to men during puberty."

 

[Deleted member 25938]

Stacy in Shaanxi Provincial Prison No. 48

 

[Deleted member 13787]

Respectfully, you are retarded. Men have always been darker than women.

Never ever

here is a reason the princess is always blonde, but the ideal man is "tall, dark, and handsome".

Tales. Princes and kings have always been blonde and nordic. Princesses are blsck haired
Tall dark and handsome is an incel quote that got co-opted from the "Tall blonde and hansome" quote from the early 20th century

"Surprisingly, the earliest use of “tall, dark and handsome” in print actually described a woman.
The 1866 book Once a Week: An Illustrated Miscellany of Literature, Popular Science and Art poked fun at the women-looking-for-husband ads that were common in what the author, Eneas Sweetland Dallas, referred to as “the cheap papers.”
It read: “Twenty Thousand Husbands Wanted — Lonely One, with a little property, and twenty years of age, wants a husband to protect her. She is tall, dark and handsome.”"

 

[Deleted member 21661]

fake map with no source to it.
meanwhile real studies on skin color:

japs are as dark or darker than cambodians

Huh? Makes no sense how filipinos are equivalent to japs on this jfl
Where is this from?

 

[Deleted member 13787]

Huh? Makes no sense how filipinos are equivalent to japs on this jfl
Where is this from?

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0047248400904032?via%3Dihub

 

[Deleted member 21661]

Wrong

"However, in some populations such as in Italy, Poland, Ireland, Spain and Portugal men are found to have fairer complexions"

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3485197/

"Similarly, studies done in the late 19th Century/early 20th Century in Europe also conflicted with the notion at least in regards to Northern Europeans. The studies found that in England women tend to have darker hair, eyes, and skin complexation than men, and in particular women darken in relation to men during puberty."

Not talking about hair or eye color, just skin. Since even pale asians often have black skin and eyes jfl. Regardless in the study you linked it literally says that women have lighter hair.

"Higher M indexes correspond to darker pigmentation for both skin and hair pigmentation. "

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Never ever

Tales. Princes and kings have always been blonde and nordic. Princesses are blsck haired
Tall dark and handsome is an incel quote that got co-opted from the "Tall blonde and hansome" quote from the early 20th century

"Surprisingly, the earliest use of “tall, dark and handsome” in print actually described a woman.
The 1866 book Once a Week: An Illustrated Miscellany of Literature, Popular Science and Art poked fun at the women-looking-for-husband ads that were common in what the author, Eneas Sweetland Dallas, referred to as “the cheap papers.”
It read: “Twenty Thousand Husbands Wanted — Lonely One, with a little property, and twenty years of age, wants a husband to protect her. She is tall, dark and handsome.”"

 

[Deleted member 21661]

Wrong

"However, in some populations such as in Italy, Poland, Ireland, Spain and Portugal men are found to have fairer complexions"

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3485197/

"Similarly, studies done in the late 19th Century/early 20th Century in Europe also conflicted with the notion at least in regards to Northern Europeans. The studies found that in England women tend to have darker hair, eyes, and skin complexation than men, and in particular women darken in relation to men during puberty."

"Universally, females carry a lighter skin than males (Frost, 1988; Jablonski & Chaplin, 2000)"

"The major results of this study are: ... (3) In all populations for which skin reflectance data were available for males and females, females were found to be lighter skinned than males."


" In the first paragraph of Sexual Selection in Relation to Man (pt. 3 of The Descent of Man), Darwin states: In certain races the women are said to differ slightly in tint from the men. For instance, Schweinfurth, in speaking of a negress belonging to the Monbuttoos, who inhabit the interior of Africa a few degrees north of the equator, says, 'all her race, she had a skin several shades lighter than her husband's, being something of the colour of half-roasted coffee.' As the women labour in the fields and are quite unclothed, it is not likely that they differ in colour from the men owing to less exposure to the weather.

"Aristotle alludes to it while discussing the vaginal discharge secreted during intercourse ; 'Speaking generally, this [secretion] happens in fair-skinned women who are typically feminine, and not in dark women of a masculine appearance.' In the Physiognomonica, a student of Aristotle affirms: 'Those who are too swarthy are cowardly; this applies to Egyptians and Ethiopians. But the excessively fair are also cowardly; witness women' . Less explicitly, awareness of women's lighter skin appears in the arts, both literary and graphic: When referring to the skin, candor (white) is very often used by writers to praise the beauty of girls, women and adolescent boys; so often that more than a quarter of all references [to skin color] fall into this category. . . . The beauty of candor is less often extolled with respect to the male gender—not at all in the case of grown men—for such a feminine skin color, though acceptable for boys and adolescents, would be unbecoming for men. Etruscan paintings depict women as white; men, brick-red. Recognition of light skin as a feminine trait extends beyond Western societies. Aztec, Egyptian, Chinese, and Japanese art conventionally represent women as fairer-skinned than men. Among Chinese peasants in a Yunnan village, "Complexions varied somewhat, and a lighter color was considered preferable to a dark. . . . [For an ideal woman] the lighter her skin, and the rosier and smaller the mouth, the better"



A quote from

 

[Deleted member 13787]

Not talking about hair or eye color, just skin. Since even pale asians often have black skin and eyes jfl. Regardless in the study you linked it literally says that women have lighter hair.

thre study literally says men have lighter skin than women. And lighter eyes and hair are correlated with light skin in europeans.

they also reported men and women having no difference in eye color or hair there, because of the very high P values. It could easily be that the males are actually lighter than the females, since after replication, the margin of error showed itself to be way higher

 

[Deleted member 21661]

in europeans.

We're not talking about Europeans though, and there's variation

Regardless, literally the other study you linked talked about how women have lighter skin jfl. Not to mention the study that found that men are paler skinned literally pointed out that this conflicts with the results from multiple previous studies

"Our results in populations of European ancestry contradict earlier anthropological studies that have concluded females are more lightly pigmented than males in most population"

And then they go on to say it's population specific. Obv studies will have differing results but there's way more evidence to point to the fact that men are darker skinned.

 

[Deleted member 13787]

"Universally, females carry a lighter skin than males (Frost, 1988; Jablonski & Chaplin, 2000)"

"The major results of this study are: ... (3) In all populations for which skin reflectance data were available for males and females, females were found to be lighter skinned than males."


" In the first paragraph of Sexual Selection in Relation to Man (pt. 3 of The Descent of Man), Darwin states: In certain races the women are said to differ slightly in tint from the men. For instance, Schweinfurth, in speaking of a negress belonging to the Monbuttoos, who inhabit the interior of Africa a few degrees north of the equator, says, 'all her race, she had a skin several shades lighter than her husband's, being something of the colour of half-roasted coffee.' As the women labour in the fields and are quite unclothed, it is not likely that they differ in colour from the men owing to less exposure to the weather.

"Aristotle alludes to it while discussing the vaginal discharge secreted during intercourse ; 'Speaking generally, this [secretion] happens in fair-skinned women who are typically feminine, and not in dark women of a masculine appearance.' In the Physiognomonica, a student of Aristotle affirms: 'Those who are too swarthy are cowardly; this applies to Egyptians and Ethiopians. But the excessively fair are also cowardly; witness women' . Less explicitly, awareness of women's lighter skin appears in the arts, both literary and graphic: When referring to the skin, candor (white) is very often used by writers to praise the beauty of girls, women and adolescent boys; so often that more than a quarter of all references [to skin color] fall into this category. . . . The beauty of candor is less often extolled with respect to the male gender—not at all in the case of grown men—for such a feminine skin color, though acceptable for boys and adolescents, would be unbecoming for men. Etruscan paintings depict women as white; men, brick-red. Recognition of light skin as a feminine trait extends beyond Western societies. Aztec, Egyptian, Chinese, and Japanese art conventionally represent women as fairer-skinned than men. Among Chinese peasants in a Yunnan village, "Complexions varied somewhat, and a lighter color was considered preferable to a dark. . . . [For an ideal woman] the lighter her skin, and the rosier and smaller the mouth, the better"



A quote from

this only applies to dark indigenous populations. Newer research clearly shows the opposite being true on lighter skinned people, specifically europeans.

 

[Deleted member 13787]

We're not talking about Europeans though, and there's variation

Regardless, literally the other study you linked talked about how women have lighter skin jfl. Not to mention the study that found that men are paler skinned literally pointed out that this conflicts with the results from multiple previous studies

"Our results in populations of European ancestry contradict earlier anthropological studies that have concluded females are more lightly pigmented than males in most population"

And then they go on to say it's population specific. Obv studies will have differing results but there's way more evidence to point to the fact that men are darker skinned.

nope, newer study has better means of detecting skin luminosity. Only dark populations have lighter females, light skinned populations dont due to abundant vitamin D absorption

 

[Deleted member 21661]

nope, newer study has better means of detecting skin luminosity. Only dark populations have lighter females, light skinned populations dont due to abundant vitamin D absorption

Not really, even they themselves state that they're not fully confident of why the results varied. Newer doesn't mean better always jfl, just look at anything to do with LGBT etc

Plus there's a reason that there's a precent in art for all time for women to be fair skinned. Women were never considered attractive if they weren't. Asian and white women (both light skinned) are also considered way more attractive than any darker skinned woman by most men.

 

[Deleted member 13787]

Not really, even they themselves state that they're not fully confident of why the results varied. Newer doesn't mean better always jfl, just look at anything to do with LGBT etc

Plus there's a reason that there's a precent in art for all time for women to be fair skinned. Women were never considered attractive if they weren't. Asian and white women (both light skinned) are also considered way more attractive than any darker skinned woman by most men.

nope, brown women seem to be ideal. As men start to get darker than women in generally dark populations. Also men prefer asians and latinas who are darker than euro women. Japanese women being as dark as north africans and arabs

 

[Deleted member 13787]

not to mention, in the other study they never published stats for europeans alone, nor disclose whether gender specific data was available. They published their overall average, which is heavily skewed towards dark populations

 

[Deleted member 17872]

It's just View attachment 2086351

Source for the image. Can't find it anywhere on the net

 

[St.TikTokcel]

Source for the image. Can't find it anywhere on the net

It's ogre.