Always is an inaccurate world. But development of adipose tissue, muscle development and exercise of the gluteals and bone structure all are contributing factors along with of course diet. While we are virtually the same genetically there are of course minor differences that influence some striking physical diversity such as skin pigmentation facial features and body structure and development.You will find larger behinds on average of sub-saharan African women however shape varies tremendously across them as well as 'white girls' which themselves encompass many genetic pools. I have found that women from Germany can be incredibly gifted in this area with a round and perky shape also very big, that I find quite attractive.
It is always up for debate as to 'why' we develop certain features and I am sure you could read theories. This is a question in the realm of human physiology and anthropology, and I wouldn't be surprised if it has its own name. I however tend to not take anything like this seriously though as it is all deeply speculative and unprovable.
I enjoy sciences reserved for the practical, not using logic to 'prove' a clever theory, which any artist or lawyer knows can be done with just about anything.
Why black girls always have a better booty than white girls?
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Always is an inaccurate world. But development of adipose tissue, muscle development and exercise of the gluteals and bone structure all are contributing factors along with of course diet. While we are virtually the same genetically there are of course minor differences that influence some striking physical diversity such as skin pigmentation facial features and body structure and development.You will find larger behinds on average of sub-saharan African women however shape varies tremendously across them as well as 'white girls' which themselves encompass many genetic pools. I have found that women from Germany can be incredibly gifted in this area with a round and perky shape also very big, that I find quite attractive.
It is always up for debate as to 'why' we develop certain features and I am sure you could read theories. This is a question in the realm of human physiology and anthropology, and I wouldn't be surprised if it has its own name. I however tend to not take anything like this seriously though as it is all deeply speculative and unprovable.
I enjoy sciences reserved for the practical, not using logic to 'prove' a clever theory, which any artist or lawyer knows can be done with just about anything.