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Calling all ladies, what is your preference? Bush or no bush?

What is your preferred style? And why?

Let's do this one for the lads.

If you live in a multicultural society, the options for who you'd like to date are much more diverse and varied. You are surrounded by every type of skin color, and every color combination of hair and eyes that exist. You can eat any type of food, and have a better insight into other people's culture and way of life.

So something I often wonder is why do the majority of people still prefer to date within their own race. Is it because they are genuinely more attracted to them? Is it to maintain and carry on their culture and pass it down onto their kids? Is it because their parents/society expects them to? Or something else?

I personally only want to date outside my race, although I do find my own race attractive. And my reason is simply based on my preference on looks.

What about you?

I personally don't have such a preference for hair colour as long it is natural. Why do people sweat it too much?

Explain why you thinks it's true or false. Elaborated opinions are appreciated and you can share some scientific facts too. #Beauty

Beauty (definition) = Physical beauty, something that's pleasing to the eye to look at. It may be a person you likes to look at for a long time. It may be attraction, but don't have to be it.

My Opinion:

I think it's proven by science that some features are liked by most people around the globe like symmetry, a healthy appearance, thick hair, clear skin, masculinity/femininity, in a gender, no deformity etc. I still think beauty is in the eye of the beholder. People have different preferences in colors, facial features, body shapes and fashion. Some prefer to date blacks, while others prefer either Asian or whites for instance. In Asia light skin is fashionable, while in the West tan is preferred. In Mauritania they likes fat women, while in the West slim. In some African tribes they use lip plates and do skin scarring. In old China they did foot binding, in old France corsets and so on. Beauty may be a bit evolution, but mostly culturally, a social construct and taught. You gets taught by the celebrities, the wealthy, the media, your friends and families what's beautiful. The societies around the globes have different beauty standards. Yet people have different preferences. Most people thinks Ryan Gosling and Channing Tantum are handsome in the West, but I finds them average looking. I think Keira Knightley, Orlando Bloom and Aidan Turner looks good, but many are disagree.

In art we also have different preferences. I likes classical art; both paintings, drawings, sculptures, architecture, some fashion, interior, music etc. I like the aesthetic of much of the ancient, Renaissance, medieval, 1800s and early 1900s arts. I've mixed feelings about the art in modernism, but usually finds post-modern art ugly to look at so I gets a cold feeling of it. I think conceptual art tends to be the most disastrous ones.