Don't we have a "perfect opposite gender looks like this" receptor in our brain from birth? Logically isn't it shaped like our own race?

[Brain_Borrower]

Our instincts, the woman-shaped-holes in our brains are shaped by our own ancestry.

Being mixed i too find out that whom i am attracted to usually ends up very mixed. Maybe just my conscience opposing disgusting multiculturalism and ruining pure races.

[slatyb]

No, that's not logical. It's a result of who we have met. Keep in mind that wealth makes a huge difference in people's appearance, and in many countries some ethnicities are generally wealthier than others.

[Siajanua2027]

Human attraction is way more flexible than a built‑in “perfect opposite” template in the brain. There’s no hardwired receptor for a specific race or look.

Preferences are shaped by a mix of biology, early experiences, culture, media, and personal history. Liking mixed people doesn’t logically support “pure races” at all, especially since race itself is a fuzzy social construct, not a clean biological category

[Anonymous]

Should I copy and paste the AI answer like Sia did too?

[AI Opinion]

Human attraction is way more flexible than a built‑in “perfect opposite” template in the brain. There’s no hardwired receptor for a specific race or look.

Preferences are shaped by a mix of biology, early experiences, culture, media, and personal history. Liking mixed people doesn’t logically support “pure races” at all, especially since race itself is a fuzzy social construct, not a clean biological category.

[MrChinaski]

I don't know much about biology. But my perfect woman image was formed whole when is saw Jennifer Connelly in Labyrinth.

[RedInnocent69]

We do not. It is socialized. The more open you are, the broader your taste

[Nikki1989]

Who borrowed your brain?

[FunkyMonkee]

I wouldn't count on that.

[Anonymous]

*opposite sex