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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, men date and marry these types.  I’d guess they even refer them to the no-effort women.  I know someone IRL who left is granola wife for someone like this.  Jeff Bezos is prime example of leaving a normal woman for someone who dolls herself up. [/quote]
But to be fair, she looks like a freak. I don’t understand how people are attracted to a fake face and body. [/quote]

I think it's a signal about the importance of sex to a person who is willing to make those kinds of cosmetic changes to boobs and lips and whatnot. I don't know if it's an accurate signal, but I'm pretty sure that explains a lot of the attraction to the guys who like it. [/quote]

I’m a woman and think this is right. It signals hyperfemininity. [/quote]

lol. Hyperfemininity would be dressing in floral dresses and cute hat, not trampy tight short skintight dresses with one’s boobs popping out. [/quote]

You’re wrong - they accentuate the sex based traits. [/quote]

Dude, getting filler face and looking or dressing overly sexy on purpose does not equate to Femininity.

Ask any classy feminine lady from the south or Asia or Europe. [/quote]

Dude, do you understand what the word “hyper” means? It’s an exaggeration of traditional feminine traits. It’s also what drag queens do, and it’s why the women we are discussing bear a lot of similarities to drag queens and some transgender women.

A classy feminine lady is not the same as a hyperfeminine presentation. [/quote]

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