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 | | There is a downside to being very attractive—it is assumed that beautiful men and women are far more likely to have extramarital affairs, seek divorce, carry sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and are most likely to have sexual relationships that are considered to be inappropriate. |
 | | Similarly, in India, the features associated with Persian (Aryan), that is fairer skin and long, straight noses, are considered signs of attractiveness and are still sought after in bride candidates in arranged marriages while features associated with Dravidians, that is darker skins, are not considered sought after. |
 | | In nineteenth-century Germany, it was considered attractive to be somewhat overweight (again as a symbol of wealth), whilst young men often practiced academic fencing simply in order to gain facial scars, which were viewed as symbols of masculinity. |
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