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Subject:
Body Symmetrics
Category: Health > Conditions and Diseases Asked by: giveitago55-ga List Price: $19.50 |
Posted:
28 Sep 2006 13:42 PDT
Expires: 02 Oct 2006 10:36 PDT Question ID: 769289 |
How much difference is normal when it comes to your hands, feet etc, being bigger/smaller than the other one, does anyone have pictures of this being the normal case on people. I have found my dominant hand to be bigger than my other, it stands out a bit more than other people who have this also. |
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Re: Body Symmetrics
From: myoarin-ga on 29 Sep 2006 04:07 PDT |
This is indeed normal. Most persons' dominant hand is larger and often one foot is. Someone recently asked a question here mentioning a whole size difference. Women's breasts are often not identical in size, I have read. If you really start inspecting yourself, you will probably find that your eyes and ears may not be identical in size and shape. The fact that most of us don't hold our shoulders level is a different matter, but it may make one arm appear longer. The answer to a question about non-cultural perceptions of human beauty/attractiveness pointed out that symmetry seems to be an unconscious major factor, mentioning the supposition that this indicates to our primeval subconsciousness better genes for breeding. HOpe this helps - just a free comment. |
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Re: Body Symmetrics
From: giveitago55-ga on 30 Sep 2006 06:22 PDT |
Thanks, it helps to know I'm not alone.Bye. |
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