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SHORT-legged women can stand up and be proud - men do not prefer tall leggy models like Elle Macpherson.
Instead, they find the legs of "Mrs Average" - not too short and not too tall - as the most attractive
University of California researchers find the belief that men prefer tall, leggy women to be wrong
Seeded on Tue Dec 22, 2009 3:25 PM EST
Article Source: The Daily Telegraph - By Kate Sikora- Enjoy this article? Help vote it up the 'Vine.
- Public Discussion (19)
News to me. I never knew any who did prefer anyone like myself except for Japanese guys...
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Ooo, makes for nice curvature, mmm, and those lovely dark eyes...
Bow-wow-wow, yippee o, yippie ay
;^)
I'm a short pixie stick......5'3" isn't tall nor sought out here much....
Haha, more fools they and more for me. Sweetest and petitest, mm-hmm.
I'm short but not petite. I'm too busty, leggy, and strong for that; in other words, I'm not skinny. I work out and stuff, but I am not a thinny Minnie... Not fat at all though, a sorta between strong and voluptuous type
If you know Dkaz, you'll see with her Valentine Vixons spread....
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So you are a little taller and about the same build as the young lady that did the gymnastics in the Olympics... Shannon
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Nope, try a Dolly Parton with strong legs and and arms without being overdeveloped on the muscles; that be more accurate.
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I'd hope so.... I actually live where they did this study.
I wouldn't mind being busty if I was taller...... oh well......
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You know when you're too busty?
When you need the assistance of a wheelbarrow
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That's funny! Naw, I don't need a wheelbarrow though, but it's a pain to go out running!
- 1 vote
It might be a pain for you.. it may also cause an accident.
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The only accident I had is sore pectorals from all that dang bouncing...... Next time, I'll bind them before I run, no bouncing, no pain....
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Well if it makes you feel any better.. men who gawk at women most of their lives.. as they grow older some will have to their surprise the makings of bust of their own.
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This comes on the "heels" of a report from UC- San Diego, that the spacing of women's eyes are important. While it is good to know that these scientits (sic) are busily evaluating all this, I would suggest getting out of the lab and heading to the beach.
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