ApplePie
11mo ago
Think of those five dimensions as five indepenent, unrelated personality traits. They aren't clusters, and the fat fetishists aren't really a tiny group, any more than "smart people" are a tiny group. Every person attracted to women could roll up a character on 3d6. For example:
Robert Heinlein
18th level Science Fiction Author
Alignment: Chaotic-Libertarian
Attributes:
- Curve-Lover: 14
- Great Personalities: 16
- Barbie-Lover: 9
- MILF-Chaser: 11
- TradWife-Lover: 4
Vulnerabilities: Nudism, divorce
ApplePie
11mo ago
This is a better suggestion than GBRK's response implies, because most of the article was dedicated to the clear fact that some people prefer, well, dwarves to elves.
The trouble is A) the article was already quite long, and B) I'm not sure what women with less popular looks should do other than find people who like their look. But I'll think about this at least; there may be a follow-up article where I could include more speculative advice like this. Do you have any ideas of your own?
Greetings fellow Mottizens!
I greatly appreciate those of you who participated in the romantic preferences survey which allowed me to map out our preferences towards women. Thank you!
However, it's been months, and I still have only 189 respondents who've shared their Romantic Preferences Towards Men.
If you're interested in seeing how this turns out, more responses from gay and bisexual men are definitely helpful, and, I would greatly appreciate it if you could also spread the word about the survey to your lady friends so that I could have a balanced representation of genders and orientations for analysis.
Welcome to the wide world of principle components analysis, orthoxerox! These dimensions are orthogonal.
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