Yesterday, I stumbled upon an interesting article in the
Huffington Post. The article was
entitled "Sexist Men Like Big Boobs?"
and talked about a study made by the University of Westminster published in February in the Archives of Sexual Behavior.
I thought about those two studies and wondered if men's
preference for more "spirited" women has anything to do at all with
their intelligence and sexism.
Would you say that the higher a man's IQ the less likely he
is intimidated by women who are not afraid to give an opinion or dare ask questions? Do more intelligent men tend to appreciate women who are "non-conforming"?
This blog may not directly help save the world but I do have
an altruistic reason for posting it.
The less sexist men are the happier and more self-actualized women will be.
Fulfilled and happy women make for a better world.
Actress Selma Hayek. Source: pininterest.com |
Link to breast size story:
- Ariel Murphy
I must admit...anything with Salma Hayek will garner my attention! She, ummm, has great spirit.
ReplyDeletePassion for life is the MOST attractive characteristic for me in a woman. Mindless, shallow sex is boring! Been there, done that and now I want a true partner in creativity and simplicity. Breast size and physical atributes in general are important factors to me, certainly, yet the sexiest woman for me is the intelligent woman who is excited to learn more and experience life on her own terms.
ReplyDeleteWell, it's a relatively small study..."361 white, heterosexual men, ranging in age from 18 to 68", and I just barely made the top of the age group, but I am grateful to know that I fit into the 8.3 percentile :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ariel - Good one!
As to your last two questions, my answer to both is "Yes", and I also agree as you stated..."The less sexist men are the happier and more self-actualized women will be. Fulfilled and happy women make for a better world." We need more women in Congress. One of my friends in my group always puts a tribute to women as her Facebook Cover Photo.
You're right. Fulfilled and happy women make for a better world.
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