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No the implication is people find people similar to the people they interact with regularly attractive by default. This doesn't preclude people from liking othe
by Larrikin 6y ago
No the implication is people find people similar to the people they interact with regularly attractive by default. This doesn't preclude people from liking other types of people, but it's not common for someone to grow up surrounded by certain types of people and find none of them attractive.
- colinfirthisok 6y agoI don't think that's obviously the case. What _is_ the case is most people dating people who are 1. in close geographical proximity 2. in a similar socioeconomic position, not necessarily because they prefer that, but because that's the most natural way (at least historically) to find someone to date.