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OK - put your keystrokes where your mouth is, Johnkarp, [[Physical attraction]] is all yours. [[User:KeyStroke|KeyStroke]] 14:07, 2004 Oct 9 (UTC) |
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In my opinion, this article is written from the point of view that everyone finds the exact same people attractive from a purely physical level, which is simply not the case. - anonymous user
- I added a sentence on this. - Patrick 09:19 20 Jun 2003 (UTC)
Patrick and Karada I have been adding things to Physical attraction, but I think that article should be merged with this one and that Physical attraction should, then, be deleted. I think Physical attraction is just a synonym for Sexual attraction. Perhaps there should be a redirect from Physical attraction to Sexual attraction after we are done. KeyStroke
Strongly disagree.
Physical attractiveness has influences beyond sexual or romantic relationships. People choose their friends and acquantances based on physical attractiveness, at least initially. People are more willing to compromise with physically attractive people. Physically attractive people are typically better paid.
Sexual attraction includes more than just physical attractiveness, since personality and social status play a huge role in sexual attraction.
I think the best example of where physical attractiveness and sexual attractiveness are clearly different is in children. Children can be very physically attractive (cute), particularily because of the relative size of their eyes. But they are not sexually attractive, because they don't have the defined cheekbones, breast or hip development (women) or deep voice and facial hair (men).
I propose that there be a separate physical attractiveness article that covers the determination of physical attractiveness in people, and its effects socially.
--Johnkarp 12:03, 9 Oct 2004 (UTC)
OK - put your keystrokes where your mouth is, Johnkarp, Physical attraction is all yours. KeyStroke 14:07, 2004 Oct 9 (UTC)
Look good to you? Physical attractiveness
--Johnkarp 23:35, 9 Oct 2004 (UTC)