NEWSFLASH: women with normal BMIs are considered more attractive than fatasses: a study "Humans are not fooled by size illusions in attractiveness judgements". https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1090513813001372#f0005 Here's the crux of this study:  Using composite digital photos simulating groups of three women we have shown that average-sized women are judged as thinner when surrounded by larger women than when surrounded by thinner women. However, attractiveness judgements of the same women were unaffected by their context, despite body size being the primary determinant of attractiveness of female bodies Average woman: You look thinner when you hang around fatasses, but still you are overall more attractive no matter who you hang out with. In support of previous work (Tovée et al., 1999, Smith et al., 2007), we also found that the BMI and the skin tone of the target women themselves contributed to their judged size and attractiveness with thinner, more tanned women being judged as smaller and more attractive. Thus, in a situation in which a size contrast illusion occurs, we have demonstrated that judgements of female physical attractiveness are influenced only by the attributes of a woman herself, and not by the social context in which she is viewed. Being tanned makes you look somewhat more attractive and smaller to yourself.  Libtard feminists always scream about "science" (although they have zero clue about what that actually means). Well this article is a scientific study. You can post it to some gender studies "scientist" next time they start blathering about "fuck yea science" and how great Bill Nye is.