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Hi Geat. You make some interesting points. I think that what everyone finds beautiful can be very ethnocentric and this is not limited to Asians, Caucasians (middle Eastern, European, etc), blacks, or others. At some point in our lives, we get used to thinking of something as being more or less beautiful than something else.

In the case of Asian women who are very petite weighing not more than 100 pounds on a small, short stature, and having very delicate features, I only have one thing to say as a woman who has no attraction to the opposite sex whatsoever and who is speaking from a non-sexual point of view, I think they have their own unique beauty. As far as men in Thailand are concerned, they may be the true ideal for beauty and naturally, the look of women who are larger framed with larger facial bones, may appear masculinized to them, which is fine.

Based on my observation, Iranian women are some of the most feminine women in the world by virtue of their appearance, mannerisms, and general outlook on life. This is especially true for Iranian women living in their homeland. They are very much into their femininity and beauty and are always attempting to accentuate their beauty. Compared to Thai women, for example, I will agree that Iranian women, though predominantly petite compared to the world average, are somewhat larger framed and do carry more fat on their hips, thighs, lower stomachs, breasts, and face. Iranians, both men and women, naturally have larger, thicker eyebrows, and hair. They even have more body hair than most people in the world. They tend to have larger noses too. With hair removal techniques and nose jobs, much of these have been fixed however. They may to appear much more larger framed, which is really not the case and Iranian women may appear to Thai men as more masculine on these accounts. It is important to look at a few things though: culture and genetics. The diet of Iranians and Thais is considerably different. Iranians consume a lot of meat and dairy products, and fattening foods.

Many young Iranian women follow western fashion's emphasis on thinness and fitness. They diet and exercise and seek to stay slim. Some still have a traditional taste and prefer women who are larger, more heavy set.

Most Iranian men also don't find East Asian women attractive on account of thinner hair, shorter eye lashes, smaller eyes, and less curvature in the breast and hip area. They are conditioned to believe that a beautiful woman has long, thick flowing hair, large eyes, long eye lashes, and soft curvy body and on average, more meaty. Like Thais, however, Iranians also do tend to prefer lighter skin, eyes, and hair, the varieities of which exist more in Iran. But on average, the thick hair, large round eyes, wideset eyebrows, and a soft curvy body are the formula for beauty that Iranian men are into.

This is something interesting you may want to keep in mind.

Yes I had seen her an did notice that she has a large jaw and wanted to introduce her to this site, but was not sure if she qualified because its hard to tell if the jaw is actually square.

Most Iranian women have small facial bones accompanied by a lot of facial fat that sometimes makes it look like they have a prominent bone structure. Ron made me aware of such women and I think I am better at detecting which ones actually have prominent facial bones and which ones have a lot of facial fat.

In the case of Elizabeth Amini, it is still hard to tell. More photographs of her will have to be analyzed.

In the case of Iranian actresses today, it is really hard to tell what their jawlines are like because as I said before, most of the outer details of their face are covered by headscarves and they are not allowed to pose in seductive or sensual manner such as lifting up their jaws really high and the skin between the jaw and the neck is always covered.

Since you seem very well read and aware of international women, I think that you may want to research some interesting facts. In my opinion, Iranian women have some beautiful inner facial features in the absence of good bone structure, namely the large eyes and eyebrows, with which they can be naturally seductive and sensual. Elizabeth Amini, like many other Iranian women, certainly has this feature. It is hard to tell what her cheekbone and jaw structure is.

At first glance, in the picture in which she is seated next to the other Iranian woman in pink, she appears to have larger facial details all over: larger facial bones, eyes, eyebrows, nose, cheeks. To some extent it is hard to tell if the facial bones are actually larger or if she has more facial fat than the other woman.

Alongside nose jobs, cheek implants are also very popular among Iranian women as well as lip collagens. If you ever visit Tehran, you will notice a stark difference in the way Iranian women in Tehran look than Iranian women in other parts of Iran and even outside of Iran. They are much more beautiful in a very unrealistic way: 95% nose jobs, 50% cheek implants, 40-50% lip collagens, many have tatooed eyebrows (almost half of the women I think), not to mention styled, highlighted hair in the front of their scarves that exceeds the stylishness of women living in America by far. Alongside these you will find women who wear no make up at all and observe the long black traditional chador. There is an interesting psychology behind women living in Iran who have to abide by a strict dress code and who are limited to only showing their face and hands. It has long been held that Iranian women know how to look beautiful under any set of restrictions or societal hardships.

There is an Iranian saying that goes: Kill me but make me beautiful. It kind of sounds like the saying "Beauty hurts," implying that it is a must for women in any case.