Prenatal t played a negative correlation in facial attractiveness it did play a part in masculinity this is from a meta data from sage journal

[reptiles]

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This does debunk a lot of premises in the looksmax community specifically the lookism types that say muh masculinity correlates with attractiveness apparently not.


We need to reevaluate the masculinity copes


And this article is heavily previewed it's a meta data as well

 

[strong_silent_type]

yes i have a very high fwhr and prenatal digit ratio and im not good looking

this is indeed applies to me

over

 

[reptiles]

yes i have a very high fwhr and prenatal digit ratio and im not good looking

this is indeed applies to me

over

I'm not saying it can't be true it's just their is a negative correlation

 

[strong_silent_type]

I'm not saying it can't be true it's just their is a negative correlation

yes i dont know if its true either i just say in my case its legit

its indeed over my son.

i need cavill face asap

 

[reptiles]

yes i dont know if its true either i just say in my case its legit

its indeed over my son.

i need cavill face asap

Same we need to stop spreading this prenatal t bullshit beauty really just seems to be genetic uniqueness

 

[Ritalincel]

Masculinity has very much been wrapped up in heterosexuality and possession of women. These things can be partially claimed by a man through attracting and having sex with women; sexual debut and continually having sex is seen as a claim on manhood. Manhood is also wrapped up in ability and potency. Virginity, then, is associated with failure to "be a man", because by not having had sex (plus the assumption that a man does de facto want sex with women), it shows the virgin as being unable to get women, and therefore he cannot perform and claim that masculinity as well. Insofar as a masculinity is still tied up in heteronormativity, then, we would expect social spaces hosting that kind of masculinity to be belittling of virgins and virginity status.

 

[ChaddeusPeuterschmit]

Can you write it so autists can understand?

 

[Deleted member 3123]

Masculinity has very much been wrapped up in heterosexuality and possession of women. These things can be partially claimed by a man through attracting and having sex with women; sexual debut and continually having sex is seen as a claim on manhood. Manhood is also wrapped up in ability and potency. Virginity, then, is associated with failure to "be a man", because by not having had sex (plus the assumption that a man does de facto want sex with women), it shows the virgin as being unable to get women, and therefore he cannot perform and claim that masculinity as well. Insofar as a masculinity is still tied up in heteronormativity, then, we would expect social spaces hosting that kind of masculinity to be belittling of virgins and virginity status.

 

[Ritalincel]