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high or low dimorphism in the face

High dimorphism or low dimorphism is better on women?

  • High (I.E Marlin Monroe)

    Votes: 8 40.0%
  • Low (I.E Adriana Lima)

    Votes: 6 30.0%
  • Balanced/Mixed Ratio (Angelina Jolie)

    Votes: 6 30.0%

  • Total voters
    20
  • Poll closed .

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Which is more attractive on women, high or low dimorphism? I think of widely agreed upon attractive women Marlin Monroe, Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, and just in general attractive looking (not considering psl) and it points to high facial sexual dimorphism being more widely agreed upon being attractive, rather than masculine sharp features and a "True Eve" look, such as Ariana Lima. I don't know maybe it is more of a soft feminine vs high fashion look :donowall:
 
Which is more attractive on women, high or low dimorphism? I think of widely agreed upon attractive women Marlin Monroe, Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, and just in general attractive looking (not considering psl) and it points to high facial sexual dimorphism being more widely agreed upon being attractive, rather than masculine sharp features and a "True Eve" look, such as Ariana Lima. I don't know maybe it is more of a soft feminine vs high fashion look :donowall:
Adriana is not low dimo lol
 
Which is more attractive on women, high or low dimorphism? I think of widely agreed upon attractive women Marlin Monroe, Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, and just in general attractive looking (not considering psl) and it points to high facial sexual dimorphism being more widely agreed upon being attractive, rather than masculine sharp features and a "True Eve" look, such as Ariana Lima. I don't know maybe it is more of a soft feminine vs high fashion look :donowall:
marylin monroe isnt even that high dimo lmao
rae cambra dimo is so hot
 

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