Since Darwin, biologists have studied the role of female "mate choice" in species ranging from fruit flies to people, generally finding a fondness among women for taller guys with broader shoulders. Evolutionary biologists have also pointed to the relatively-larger size of human male genitalia compared to our ape cousins to suggest a link there as well. On the question of whether "size matters" to human women, however, the results have been clear. A RECENT STUDY FINDS WOMEN RATED WELL ENDOWED MEN AS MORE ATTRACTIVE THE EFFECT MATTERED MORE FOR TALLER MEN THAN OTHERS The finding adds to suggestions that female mating preferences may play a role in human evolution. So much for that nice smile and neat haircut -- women are indeed looking for a well-endowed guy, suggests an Australian study of male attractiveness. The big message is that that penis size does matter for attractiveness. It does interact with height...
