“Wow I look so successful, like the wife of a businessman” —Marge Simpson
I am starting a series that will document cases of successful, famous, influential and brilliant women who have masculinized faces and or bodies. I am sure that other keen eyed observers have noticed the correlation in question, though I don’t think anyone has written a book or compiled something like what I will in this format.
Some may find this distasteful, controversial or hateful (lol!), but the only real agenda here is to explore a working hypothesis: women who were masculinized in the womb or experienced some abnormal hormonal event in early life are much more likely to become a notable figure (be it in academia, business, politics or the social world). And I will prima fasci reject any environmental/social treatment of masculinized girls’ faces as being relevant to their success. I will avoid calling any of the profiled persons masculine, but rather use the relative term masculinized. About three profiles per post should do it, perhaps with some interesting biographical data if I come across it.
Amelia Earhart
The aviatrix was the first female passenger to cross the Atlantic by airplane. In 1932, she became the first woman to make a nonstop solo transatlantic flight. Some biographers said that she was a tomboy in her youth. Note the unusual bow around the neck (likely to hide her long neck and or Adam’s apple). Her body build seems quite lanky and boyish as well.
Janet Reno
The first female to be chosen as Attorney-General of the United States. One of the most masculinized jaws and necks I’ve seen on a woman. Note the 4D to 2D ratio (long ring finger, masculine trait). An interesting anecdote about her mother is that she decided to build a new house when the family home was too small. She learned masonry, electrical work, and plumbing for the task.
The 6’4 Will Ferrell played Janet Reno on SNL. Luckily she was a good sport about it, judging from her appearance on set.
Bettina Anderson
This American socialite and model recently became Donald Trump Junior’s wife. While her face is very balanced, note again the longer than usual ring finger (for a woman), the long neck and height in general.
I suppose long limbness is part and parcel of being a model, and for some reason men like to marry models. The pretty face and slimness I suppose. Though in Don Jr’s case he might want those height genes for future children—after all, as the shortest male Trump he can always be seen unnaturally rigid in group photos. And that long finger of Bettina’s? Well it could come in handy for fishing out the booger sugar from his pocket, as he’s known to sometimes do. She supported Black Lives Matter before meeting Trump. Says it all really.