#Guys only want one thing movie#

They found that it absolutely does, at least, when men are looking for a long-term partner. Researchers wanted to find out how our personal experiences helped shape what we as individuals find attractive, so they looked at whether or not the faces we're exposed to as children impact what we're attracted to as adults.

#Guys only want one thing movie#

Generally, cultures have a set of norms about what they consider attractive - that's what makes a movie star universally admired, for example. The study's authors say that, conscious or subconscious, blue-eyed men's preference for blue-eyed women might be linked to one extra layer of paternity protection. Blue-eyed people don't carry the genes for brown eyes (they'd have brown eyes themselves if they did), so the reasoning goes that a blue-eyed man will be more attracted to a blue-eyed woman. When two blue-eyed parents have a brown-eyed child, there could be something fishy going on. The only way a child can have blue eyes is to be born to two blue-eyed parents, or to two people who each carry part of the recessive gene for blue eyes. The study also suggests there's a very practical reason for this, and it's all down to genetics. While they found that women and brown-eyed men showed no preference to any particular eye color, they also found that blue-eyed men overwhelmingly chose (and were attracted to) blue-eyed women. They also presented participants with a series of photos in which the models' eyes had been manipulated to change color, while leaving the rest of their appearance the same.

Researchers asked 443 individuals a series of questions based on the hair and eye color of their current and past partners.