Apparently actual science indicates the opposite of what the common sentiment seems to be.
Average Number of Children goes up the higher the WHR ratio is, ie, more pronounced hips actually indicate lower numbers of children, all other factors accounted for.
Yep, I can’t keep up the dudebro persona sufficiently to answer that.
Is there some kind of phrenology for waist to hip ratio indicating specific breedability rofl?
EDIT: Ok so
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5431669/
Apparently actual science indicates the opposite of what the common sentiment seems to be.
Average Number of Children goes up the higher the WHR ratio is, ie, more pronounced hips actually indicate lower numbers of children, all other factors accounted for.
Interesting, wonder why the link is there