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My girlfriend... let's call her, her nickname Luna for simplicity. She's half Black. Her skin color is like that of the two women in the pictures. Dark but not super dark. Her hair is very long. Like all the way to her butt. And its straight, because her dad was White and had straight hair. Though she looks more like her mother overall, who is Black.

She often dresses "sexy but classy." She almost never wears pants unless absolutely necessary, as we live somewhere hot, Florida. So she wears short dresses like the first girl, or short shorts like the second girl. She wears short skirts too. Her tops often have short sleeves or sleeveless, though some have flowy long sleeves. She wears crop tops sometimes too.

However, she's tall. She's 5'11. And she's quite muscular and physically strong. She looks obviously feminine, not masculine at all... but you can tell she's VERY toned.

She's very affectionate and playful, and hugs and kisses her friends and family members.

However... she also likes to uh... wrestle/play fight, lol. I'm always amazed by her strength when we wrestle! She even wrestles her own mom, it's kind of funny, lol.

She also likes to swim, weight lift, hike, go on walks, she does martial arts a little bit too, plays basketball, soccer, tennis, etc.

She sweats a lot and never wears makeup, but showers like 5 times a day because of all the working out and sweating she does.

She has little body hair to begin with, but shaves her legs and keeps them sooooo soft. And she also likes to feel sexy!

All of this being said, I can't tell if she's more of a girly girl or tomboy, lol... she seems exactly 50/50!

Not trying to generalize, but it seems like about half of the blonde people I meet have slightly tanned skin. Significantly more than White people with dark hair (brown or brunette).

This kind of confuses me, because isn't blonde hair a result of less melanin? Why would a person with less melanin in the hair suddenly have more in the skin? It just doesn't quite add up. I know the genes for skin and hair color are different, but it doesn't quite add up...

On the contrary most brunette people I meet seem to naturally be pale as fuck, despite having so dark hair.

And then you got redhead people, with light hair, light skin, and freckles... it makes me wonder a bit though why brunette people don't usually have as much freckles, if they're about just as pale.

So is my observation actually a thing, or just a coincidence?

Also, with the two of them next to each other, it seems the brunette is even MORE pale than the redhead... so why does she have ZERO freckles in comparison? Shouldn't she burn more easily?

Girls in pics are just examples, I’m talking about hair color preferences. The beauty standard used to be blonde but I feel like the majority of people prefer brunettes/darker hair nowadays.