Less handsome men keep wives happier, says research

Everyone has an attraction towards beauty and beauty. Almost all women want a smart and handsome man as their life partner. Many people believe that handsome men are better as husbands. But research says otherwise. A recent study suggests that less handsome men keep their wives happier.

Research reports that women are happier with less handsome men. There is no right about who will fall in love at what age and when.

Love never depends on someone's appearance or wealth or financial ability. However, these issues cannot be ruled out. Because one likes the other's appearance first. After that, after exchanging words and thoughts, love for each other is born. They express that liking and love to each other. However, who one chooses when, is purely a personal matter.

All women want their partner to be beautiful, smart, possessing various qualities. So those who look a little less handsome will be single? Not so. Rather, a study says that women are happier with such less handsome men. Florida State University conducted a study on this. Relationships where the woman is more beautiful than the man are more likely to be romantically successful, according to new research from Florida State University.

They are happier than others. Researchers surveyed 113 recently married couples in Texas. Various data found there are analyzed. In this survey, husband and wife are given marks based on their appearance. It can be seen that husbands who are lagging behind in beauty than their wives are more careful in maintaining the relationship. They try to keep their wives happy all the time.

For this reason, their efforts are a little more than giving gifts to their wives, doing housework, presenting themselves anew, finding new forms of love. Research reports that husbands who look less attractive are more committed to the relationship. At the same time, they understand the meaning of the beauty of the wife and are more busy to please the wife.

Research has also shown that women suffer from inferiority complex if their partner is more attractive. Tanya Reynolds, a researcher at Florida State University, said the results of the study showed that attractive-looking husbands have a negative effect on relationships. On the other hand, less attractive looking husbands are busy keeping their wives happy.

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