- This is gonna be tough cuz
I do not understand American standards of beauty.
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- According to a recent study,
what percentage from each gender
prefer the their partners to have slender bodies?
- Slender bodies is such a subjective term.
What is slender?
- Okay, so definitely more men than women, I believe.
- I'm gonna say 58% men, 68% women.
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- Whatever, everybody has their own thing, I guess.
I like chubby guys anyway, so.
- Among the list, what physical features
on the male body is considered the least important
in America?
- We all know it's not the jawline
because dear God, if you have a good jawline,
hold me back.
- It's between shoulders and jawline for me.
I'm gonna say jawline.
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Woo!
Finally one thing right.
- Only 10% of American women actually have
the body type typically associated with
ideal women body size slash shape in advertisements.
- I would say true.
10%, yeah.
- I would say less than that.
Because those women are Photoshopped,
and so how are you supposed to achieve
a Photoshopped body?
So, I'm gonna go with false.
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- We are trained since little girls to like
idolize this one shape that only 5%
of women in America have.
- In a survey by AARP,
men and women scored their physical appearance
a seven point one on average on a zero to 10 point scale.
- I think we see ourselves as more attractive
so 7.1 seems about right.
- Oh, I don't know.
It could be like a 6.4.
- I say false.
I feel like people are always undervaluing
their personal looks.
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- I got it right, 6.4, legitimately?
- I think seven is a good number to give yourself.
This is bull.
- I just know coming from my own insecurities,
I view myself a lot less than I probably should.
And I think that most people do.
It's just really sad to see that data behind it.
- These patterns of how we like judge our attractiveness
are so ingrained in who we are,
and it's just so hard to let go of them.
- If you really wanted to find what beauty is,
I think beauty, it's about who you are as a person inside.
Don't let people tell you that you're not important.
You define yourself,
and you let yourself be that to the world.