Is this how you ensure that your children will have some great

>>41353189
That's how you make sure your children gets brown eyes eeewww

>>41353189
>americans who don't understand how genetics work
there are a ton of handsome people with ugly children and vice versa. I genuinely thought everyone knew that.
>grandfather was an uber chad in his youth
>father was probably like a 7/10 or something, solid jaw
>mother was kind of a stacy apparently
>older brother and I are average
>younger brother is ugly as fuck
>mfw dad & his father are both 5'8" turbomanlets, still outchadded their spawn
manlets confirmed for better aesthetics

she's below him

>>41353530
That's how it's supposed to work, you manlet.

>>41353530
Well who isn't?

no homo btw

>>41353469
are you serious her eyes are gorgeous sempai, those light brown eyes make her look like some spanish princess

>>41353597
Ian is my man-crush.

>>41353597
this

this man is the peak of human aesthetics

>>41353527
>there are a ton of handsome people with ugly children and vice versa.
but this is NOT how genetics work
children tend to look like their parents
they aren't randomly generated npcs, anon

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>>41355355
Attractiveness is made in the finer details of the face. A person can resemble their parents but have a wider jaw, more symmetrical face, etc. and be a 9 or a 10 when their parents were only average looking.

pic related is karlie kloss (6'2 supermodel) and her parents

>>41355637
She's also way younger and probably has somebody doing professional makeup on her while her parents don't. If you saw a picture of her mother 20 years ago, she'd look virtually the same. She's not even that attractive anyway, though she is pretty.

>>41355637
>>41355928
You also have to keep in mind this is cherry picking at its finest. Most people end up looking just as (un)attractive as their parents on average.

>>41355928
>>41355976
>cherry picking at its finest
http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/28503/stars-less-attractive-siblings/