Some heterosexual men prefer petite women over voluptuous women; voluptuous as used here is not an euphemism for obesity, but refers to a combination of large breasts, a tiny waist, small rib cage, rounded hips and a prominent backside, i.e., a very feminine appearance. Petite women would, on average, be less feminine than voluptuous women. However, as long as a self-identified lifetime-exclusive heterosexual man prefers the more feminine petite women, one would not reasonably doubt his professed sexual orientation. A comparison of fashion model Alessandra Ambrosio, very sexy by the standards of the fashion world, with Camille from Teen Stars magazine will be instructive here.
Alessandra Ambrosio has a very masculine face; her face is that of an adolescent male transvestite rather than a woman’s.
The breasts of Alessandra cannot be properly addressed since she has breast implants, as apparent below, but it is obvious that she is naturally flat chested.
On the other hand, Alessandra’s boyish physique can easily be contrasted with a more feminine physique.
Faced between choosing a voluptuous woman that will probably become obese after marriage (only true of some), as most likely this woman will, and a petite though feminine woman that will probably never become obese, it is understandable that some heterosexual men will prefer a petite woman for a long-term stable partner, but if these men are lifetime-exclusive heterosexual with a choice of women, the selected women wouldn’t be anywhere close to Alessandra Ambrosio in looks.
Some people explain the typical skinniness of fashion models in terms of the need for them to function as clothes hangars, an obviously lame reason. Well, Camille is petite enough to not have curves come in the way, but she is too feminine to look like an adolescent boy and therefore unacceptable to the homosexuals who dominate the fashion business. The likes of Camille are also too feminine for the annual transsexual parade better known as the Victoria’s Secret lingerie show.
Some more pictures of Camille are shown below.
