Why isn't there a biological incentive to find fat people attractive, considering obesity's evolutionary role?
Why isn't there a biological incentive to find fat people attractive, considering obesity's evolutionary role?
Michael Allen
Jayden Foster
Some people do find fat people attractive though.
Cooper Lee
fat women are mistaken by the brain as pregnant. Fat men are mostly just unattractive because womens attraction is highly molded by society and fat men are seen as losers often.
John Fisher
>fat women are mistaken by the brain as pregnant
What kind of intro to anthropology class did you fail?
Anthony Cox
i failed not having sex with your mum101
Michael Gonzalez
Phenotype doesn't equal genotype
Genotype doesn't equal phenotype
Human sexuality isn't that cut and dry.
Eli Martin
Wrong.
Fat people look gross because they're unhealthy. They're like junkies or really heavy smokers. We find them repulsive because we've evolved to avoid things that will make us sick.
Luis Hughes
Wrong.
no one ever got fat in nature
Christian Peterson
There's no plastic in nature, but you should know instinctively not to inhale fumes from burning rubber.
It's not specifically about being fat; it's about looking unhealthy.
Anthony Ramirez
nobody got morbidly obese in nature, when the brain see's a bed ridden, disease ridden, morbidly obese person, it thinks something is horribly wrong with them, not that they have some kind of disgusting evolutionary advantage
there's a difference between having small deposits of body fat, and being horribly obese