Study: Girlie Girls Prefer Girlie Boys
Here's an oddball out of the empire: A new British study suggests that a girl's "visual diet" affects attraction. Girls who attended same-sex schools were found to prefer more-feminine boys. (For boys in all-male schools, there was little or no indication they preferred more-masculine girls.) Maybe it's a British thing?
Here’s an oddball out of the empire: A new British study suggests that a girl’s “visual diet” affects attraction. Girls who attended same-sex schools were found to prefer more-feminine men. (For boys in all-male schools, there was little or no indication they preferred more-masculine girls.) Maybe it’s a British thing?
Or a teenage girl thing? — PS
Your support matters…BBC:
Girls who attend single-sex schools are more attracted to feminine looking boys, researchers have claimed.
The St Andrews University-led study suggested a girls-only education could have a “significant impact” on what the youngsters found attractive.
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