Why women prefer brunette guys?

[Dick]

Most men are Brown haired, even most North European men.

One of my best friend’s parents are from Newcastle but he was born in Canada. He’s almost bleach blond but even that’s rare for Anglo Canadians

[Centurion]

You're both lacking basic geographical and anthropological knowledge. We are simply not Middle Eastern.

And you lack the basic necessary intelligence to understand that this was not my own claim but I was simply quoting someone else here. Beside this, the "error" of the author of this quote is understandable as so many Greeks today look MENA and/or are heavily MENA admixed.

[Dimitri159]

And you lack the basic necessary intelligence to understand that this was not my own claim but I was simply quoting someone else here. Beside this, the "error" of the author of this quote is understandable as so many Greeks today look MENA and/or are heavily MENA admixed.

Greeks don’t necessarily look MENA, we look ‘similar’ to them. And Greeks aren’t “heavily” mixed with anyone, Greeks have had the same DNA since their beginning with VERY minor outside influences.

[Centurion]

Greeks don’t necessarily look MENA, we look ‘similar’ to them.

If you look similar then you look like them.

And Greeks aren’t “heavily” mixed with anyone, Greeks have had the same DNA since their beginning with VERY minor outside influences.

lol.

[Zeno]

And you lack the basic necessary intelligence to understand that this was not my own claim but I was simply quoting someone else here. Beside this, the "error" of the author of this quote is understandable as so many Greeks today look MENA and/or are heavily MENA admixed.

1. Share me the exact quote as he said it by sharing the link, otherwise BTFO.

2. No, not many look MENA or are MENA-admixed. Some might look, but they're a minuscule and tiny minority, less than 5%. Very few are evidently Middle-Eastern looking. Not just as seen by a Southern European, but from anyone's perspective.

[Ranger0075]

Very simple darker features tend to be more associated with testosterone. It has been theorized the blonde hair may be a neotenous trait (A baby trait carried over into maturity) as evidenced by the fact that some people are born with or have blonde hair when they are young but brown hair when they are older. This is why men tend to prefer blondes and women brunettes. Blonde hair would’ve originally been associated with youth, and black hair with maturity and masculinity.

Interesting cause I believe it's the other way around, light traits may be more associated to elderly people while dark traits associated with youth

The older we become, lighter our hair becomes, paler our skin becomes and in my case, balder I become.

[Mortimer]

Cristiano Viejo and Zeno are the quintessential dark and handsome cavaliers

[TheOldNorth]

Interesting cause I believe it's the other way around, light traits may be more associated to elderly people while dark traits associated with youth

The older we become, lighter our hair becomes, paler our skin becomes and in my case, balder I become.

elderly, not mature, we go from light > dark > light in our lives

[Petalpusher]

elderly, not mature, we go from light > dark > light in our lives

Yes i think it has a lot to do with it. Most europeans childs are blonde first, and white hair older so it's associated wrongfully or not with both extremes. I have heard many times women stating they were rarely attracted to blonde guys, it's like short height it seems for some.

[Dimitri159]

If you look similar then you look like them.

Doesn’t quite work like that. Berid is a type of Mediterranean that looks similar to other Med types, but it isn’t the same as the other types of Med. Or Dinaro-Med may look somewhat similar to Armenoid, but they obviously are not the same types. They look similar, but not the same.