White men and Asian women are consistently more desired than other users, while black women rank anomalously lower. Bruch said that race and gender stereotypes often get mixed up, with a race acquiring gendered connotations.
If this was a site that was 20 percent white, we may see a totally different desirability hierarchy. Especially in New York. Across all four cities, men and women generally tended to send longer messages to people who were more desirable than them. Women, especially, deployed this strategy. But the only place it paid off—and the only people for whom it worked with statistically significant success—were men in Seattle.
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But Dr da Silva says not being "too old" or having extreme features also helps. So any average face without extreme features - so the nose isn't too big or too small, the ears aren't too big or too small, the eyes aren't too far apart or too together," he said. Dr da Silva says that even though there are slight differences in what people find attractive, it is generally pretty much the same across the board.
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