Where is the most accurate depiction of male and female beauty standards found?

[capocannoniere]

Yeah, I know, the question is broad. But after that Slovenian model thread I felt like talking about this: Traditional spaces of "beauty" have become too focused on their own standards and rules, and now deviate from the popular standards.
Female models are a lot skinnier and "decorated" than most men are attracted to, and bodybuilders in general, from open to men's physique, to zyzz-type aesthetics and to MCU movie actors, are more homoerotic than anything, especially after roids became a widely known thing.

Be it your own taste, or what you believe is the general choice, I ask for your opinion.

[sean]

Where is the most accurate depiction of male and female beauty standards found? Be it your own taste, or what you believe is the general choice, I ask for your opinion.

Most societies (including East Asian) actually have accurate beauty standards, except for Jews and Latin Americans. I'm not sure if they even know what "beauty" is. The annoying thing is how they are trying to push the most simian looking negresses and fat cows as some standard of beauty in the West today. They believe that every man should see Black women as attractive as White women, and fat women are equally as attractive as slim/fit women. And then they force this narrative down everyone throats through the media. They push ugly negroes as the new beautiful but only leftists and retards fall for those.




Meanwhile in Latin America:






Even East Asians have notable standards compared to Latin Americans.

Female models are a lot skinnier and "decorated" than most men are attracted to, and bodybuilders in general, from open to men's physique, to zyzz-type aesthetics and to MCU movie actors, are more homoerotic than anything, especially after roids became a widely known thing.

This is just a dumb myth perpetuated by fat libtards who want to blame something for the fact they can't get attention. Society merely suggests you can get ahead by looking better, and guess what, its true and always has been. If you remove standards, things fall apart. Complaining models being too skinny is like complaining that Jesus was too good. In fact these standards are a mere continuation of the past along with extra hard work.

[Marshall Theodore]

Meanwhile in Latin America:

LULZ, very true