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I think you are generalizing way too much.
There is so much that factors into attraction and what might make someone appear young and attractive to a person that I cannot even name.
You can study whatever subject you want and try to make it all into a rule of thumb, but at the end of the day, I cannot explain why I find this woman beautiufl, not because I am a woman and think manish traits are prettier, farrrr from it, but because I actually love her facial bone structure and her hair and her physique.

If you notice, I commented on various women here in this site, as a square jawed woman, and even found some of them not so attractive, quite manish looking. However, this woman with all of her traits put together, is very cute and demure looking to me. I don't understand French, but watched her in an interview on youtube, and her smile was very dainty and cute.
She is not average looking and she has the look of women who are not accessible to most men. She has little facial fat, but the face overall has a feminie proportions. The spacing of the eyes, the width and length of the nose, cheekbones, all in a good proportion.
Though she is square jawed, which you like better than narrow ones, the width of her cheekbones exceed the jaw.

Plus, its sort of discriminatory to say white women are mostly manish looking. I don't find this to be true.

There is a girl where i work. She is eastern european, about 5'9, very thin, square jawed, and long smooth legs. She does appear a bit hard boned facially, and has very white skin and bllue eyes coupled with black hair (i think its hair dye though)....overall I find her gorgeous, though her profile looks better than the front view of her face which is too wide.
All the women at work say they wish they had a body like her, especialy a short dark skinned, overweight indian girl said this.
The tall, Russian or slavic woman has very small breasts, but she is overall, way above average and even wears high heals to accentuate her height. Men look at her and I am sure they don't gravitate towards her because she appears way too inaccessible.

Shorter, round faced, plump faced girls are a dime a dozen and are the majority be they beautiful or not, and I don't find most of them special though some of them are attractive.

Anyways, I am not going to argue my point any longer because this is my perception. And also, deep set eyes give faces both men and women character and having a childish face, in my opinion, doesn't necessarily correlate with health.

You are definitely wrong in thinking women all gravitate towards older men. Young women in their teens and early twenties may easily gravitate towards men because well, they are younger, and there are a lot of men who are older that they might like---this is gneerally true for women in their late twenties or early thirties for a variety of reasons.
However, many women in their late 20s or much older, are increasingly taking an interest in younger men for a variety of reasons. I am 27 and recently had taken a liking to a 22 year old not necessarily because he was younger, but because he was both young, strong, handsome, and mature. He had a mixture of youth and maturity that I, for example, could hardly find in this one 35 year old that annoyed me immensely. I have spoken with many women and many of them don't like older men or if they do they like an older man who is youthful.

However, I do agree that uptodate men generally prefer younger women, but it all depends. A few years younger is one thing, but men in their 40s and 50s who seek 20 year olds, generally have some terrible issues. They are not accepted by women in their age group or even a little bit younger like 30s and late 20s and gravitate towards the naievity of younger women who are easily swayed by gifts and a little bit of affection.

Culture and preferences do change with time regardless of what you want to learn in an anthropology class.

Anyways, I do respect your opinion, but don't really share it. Thanks for sharing.

According to your logic, men would find more female men attractive, which I cannot confirm (I'm not sexually attracted to men, but I find wussies just obnoxious). Actually, for me the words attractiveness, beauty, health, sexyness, impressiveness etc have quite independent meanings and a person
can score high on one scale but low on all others.

There are many reasons why women might seem to want to look taller: wearing high heels accentuates the female form, compensating for low self-esteem or finding a partner with high enough self-esteem, or just enjoying the view... ;-)
Also many men like long beautiful legs.

I agree that Jessica Alba is above average, but not my dream girl.

Health is not sufficient for beauty. And I've seen really beautiful older women or, e.g., women with skin problems which were overshadow
by their deeper beauty.

Sorry, but I think your ideas about nutrition are BS.
Sure - bad nutrition can lead to developmental problems, but it is not genetically inherited or impair a whole race.
On the contrary, Europeans, who have suffered a lot for the past millenium, should have become more robust and be more effective
in taking up the necessary ingredients from poor nutrition. Races are adapted to their environments and traits which are not
disadvantageous can also be passed on to later generations (nose or face shape could be one).
The traits you mention can be even a results of the Handicap principle, i.e., those persons are healthy enough to afford an expensive
feature (like a square jaw).

BTW, I find Lauriane Gillieron fantastic, not manly at all, and Switzerland has excellent nutrition!

You have your own taste, which is fine.
You seem to rationalize why you like sth, which is fine, too.
However, you cannot simply generalize your thoughts to everybody and tell them what they're supposed to like.