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Discussion does dimorphism REALLY matter in men?

Leitung

Leitung

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I get how masculinizing traits are desired in a man, but you can still have amazing attractiveness with lower end dimorphism. Just look at Leonardo DiCaprio, Nicholas Hoult or Devon Bostick.. these are all people who I'd imagine would get rated low on .com and .org if it weren't for their obvious female fan base and thirsters. Opinions?
 
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Leitung said:
I get how masculinizing traits are desired in a man, but you can still have amazing attractiveness with lower end dimorphism. Just look at Leonardo DiCaprio, Nicholas Hoult or Devon Bostick.. these are all people who I'd imagine would get rated low on .com and .org if it weren't for their obvious female fan base and thirsters. Opinions?
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