Are short women more feminine than tall women?

Are short women more feminine than tall women?
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No
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  • Yeah

  • Not really. Men tend to find shorted women more cute, but aside from that, nothing change.

  • I haven't seen any evidence of that. The implication is that tall women would be more masculine, and I haven't seen any evidence of that either.

  • I think so yes. Same as most girls think tall guys are more attractive

  • It depends.. Everything is relative.

  • I think the reason people are saying yes is because tall is often associated with large, meaning, among other things, maybe broader shoulders. If you compared a short woman side by side with a tall woman, assuming both were otherwise identical, I highly doubt one would be percieved as more feminine than the other.

  • yeah

    • how so? i'm tall and feminine

    • @marilynmansonssextoy LOL, you are so delusional.

    • @Skinny_Guy?

  • Yeah

  • I would think so

  • Definitely

  • No, that's dumb.

    • Besides, tall women are sometimes afflicted with a reversed Napoleon syndrome, which makes them more submissive, shy and quiet.

  • Yes, because being tall is masculine.

  • Yeah

  • No nothing like that.

  • both can be no or yes in the yes or no scale of feminininity

  • Tall women are more feminine..

  • Yes..

  • I think tall women can be just as feminine.

  • They both can be feminine. Not sure how this is a "either or" question.

  • No. Femininity isn't a well established or agreed upon concept so it's essentially a meaningless term.

    • modern political correctness?

    • No, it's just that the definition of feminine varies so frequently that it's hard to know what people mean when they say "feminine."

    • Historically, the definition is pretty consistent. Femininity and masculinity are traits most often associated with, but not exclusive to a particular sex. Like Yin and Yang.

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