The full list of 20 is coming soon, but in the meantime, here is another four:
#4. Male Q-angle.
This is one of the measurements that cannot be easily disguised, nor can it be changed by surgery. So it is a key factor to check out. Typically, for men, the angle is around 12° while, for women, the angle Q angle is 17°. Some of the controlled mainstream medical sites that tend to promote misinformation, are attempting to claim there is no real difference in Q-angle. But there is.
This picture of Cameron Diaz is very revealing. She racks up quite a
few points here, including #1, Q-angle, and several others we’ll be
getting to soon.
#5. Shoulders wider than hips.
This is one of the most basic ratios, and often one of the easiest to spot so is frequently discussed. Yes there are all sorts of body shapes, and not all women have wide hips. But as with all of these 20 measurements, shoulders wider than hips is just another point. Typically men have shoulders around 3x the width of their head, while women have a shoulder width around 2.5x their head width. And their heads are also usually smaller as well.
Sarena Williams is a good case study – “she” fails pretty much everything on this list, as do most pro women’s tennis players. Certainly she scores here on shoulders wider than hips!
#6.MALE FINGER RATIO.
This one is of particular interest to me because I fail it quite markedly. Generally a male’s third finger (ring finger) is slightly longer than their first finger (index finger), while a female’s index finger is slightly longer. But in my own case, my index finger is 8mm longer than my third finger, and that’s why I score 19/20 overall on this checklist. Various commentators have drawn conclusions about the significance of these ratios, including homosexuality and prostrate cancer, but there is very little consensus, other than most females have a longer index finger.
This also sometimes been called 2D:4D ratio, and there have been claims of it being linked to verbal aggression, and risk taking, but these seem to be from studies that were getting funding to essentially prove that males tend to be more aggressive than females, so not exactly ground breaking research.
#7.LARGE HANDS AND FEET
Generally hands and feet are proportional to overall height, and certainly most tall women have fairly large feet. It’s easier to discuss foot size here rather than hand size because they have actual numbered sizes. I’m using US Men’s shoe sizes here (which are one size larger than UK/NZ/Aus sizes – eg. US12 = UK 11 ). When looking at female celebs and models in particular a common point of note is that they seem to have unusually large hands and feet. Usually men have larger foot to height ratios than females but this is fairly inconsistent and should only be taken as another one of the measurements. For example, I have a male friend who is 6″1′ and has US9 feet, (he scores 19/20 overall, with his smallish feet being the only point he drops), while I have a female friend who is also 6″1″ but has US men’s size 12 feet (she scores 2/20, scoring one point for unusually large feet, and one for her overall height).
Cindy Crawford scores quite a few points including one for her US10 feet…
