List Of Most & Least Hypergamous Countries

[Deleted member 6908]

Cope. They are manlet looking ethnics

No it's you that';s coping because you are not Italian

Average Height by Country 2020

Country	Average Male Height (cm)	Average Male Height (ft)
Italy	176.5	5 ft 9 1⁄2 in

 

[johncruz12345]

No it's you that';s coping because you are not Italian

Average Height by Country 2020

Country	Average Male Height (cm)	Average Male Height (ft)
Italy	176.5	5 ft 9 1⁄2 in

Ive been to italy. They r not good looking. Its a legit meme.

 

[Deleted member 6908]

Ive been to italy. They r not good looking. Its a legit meme.

Italians voted best looking but bald, old are OK too

Italians are considered the most handsome men in the world while men who are balding and aging do not necessarily lose their looks, according to an international survey on what makes men attractive.

www.reuters.com

Go read it

 

[Deleted member 6873]

The Netherlands isnt that extreme imo

@eduardkoopman @Gazzamogga @Syobevoli @6ft8InTheNetherlands
Thoughts?

 

[Deleted member 7098]

The Netherlands isnt that extreme imo

@eduardkoopman @Gazzamogga @Syobevoli @6ft8InTheNetherlands
Thoughts?

wouldn't even want to step foot into Larsa-mogger-land @larsanova69

 

[Deleted member 6873]

wouldn't even want to step foot into Larsa-mogger-land @larsanova69

from what i seen most of them are tall but not extremely gl

 

[studiocel]

some parts of australia the competition is high with lots of gl people

They call it Chadstralia for a reason

 

[PURE ARYAN GENETICS]

Eastern Europe as they tend not to be as hypergamous

 

[spark]

Most hypergamous tend to be more feminist and liberal places. So I'd say Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Cali, Belgium, Sweden, Norway. The least hypergamous would be Poland and Eastern Europe as they tend not to be as hypergamous while being decently developed. I'd say india is one of the lesser hypergamous due to arranged marriage but the fucked gender ratio adds too much hypergamy.

EE is hypergamous it's just that money matters a lot more in EE.

 

[Gazzamogga]

The Netherlands isnt that extreme imo

@eduardkoopman @Gazzamogga @Syobevoli @6ft8InTheNetherlands
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as 'most hypergamous country'. These threads are absolute ass every single time without fail, because it's something that's not quantifiable. So you get a bunch of bitter incels from different nationalities coping by propping up their country as the worst one in an attempt to shift the blame from themselves to something else.

 

[Deleted member 5973]

Bro just admit that berlini mogs cox, its so obvious

isn't he like 5'8

he looks good af ngl but i wouldn't trade my height for that face tbh

 

[eduardkoopman]

The Netherlands isnt that extreme imo

@eduardkoopman @Gazzamogga @Syobevoli @6ft8InTheNetherlands
Thoughts?

Height pill is pretty brutal here. For the rest maybe it's okay ISH.

Science | AAAS

www.sciencemag.org

Did natural selection make the Dutch the tallest people on the planet?​

By Martin EnserinkApr. 7, 2015 , 7:15 PM

AMSTERDAM—Insecure about your height? You may want to avoid this tiny country by the North Sea, whose population has gained an impressive 20 centimeters in the past 150 years and is now officially the tallest on the planet. Scientists chalk up most of that increase to rising wealth, a rich diet, and good health care, but a new study suggests something else is going on as well: The Dutch growth spurt may be an example of human evolution in action.
The study, published online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, shows that tall Dutch men on average have more children than their shorter counterparts, and that more of their children survive. That suggests genes that help make people tall are becoming more frequent among the Dutch, says behavioral biologist and lead author Gert Stulp of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
"This study drives home the message that the human population is still subject to natural selection," says Stephen Stearns, an evolutionary biologist at Yale University who wasn't involved in the study. "It strikes at the core of our understanding of human nature, and how malleable it is."