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>>2562086

Actually, the perfect hourglass shape does not carry over in all cultures. It is in fact, culturally speaking, not a norm in anything outside of those of european descent.

Typically fat quantity (including those allocated to breasts and tits) and the male sexual interest of said traits, is inversely proportional to food abundance. A culture or population which has a rich amount of resources will on average have less concern for the perfect hourglass shape, or, indeed, overly large breasts or hips because it is not an indication of richness and ability to care for young.
A culture or population which has scarce sources of food, in contrast, will much more readily value highly fatty hips and thighs because it is a good indicator that the female is well nourished and will thus provide good nourishment and care for her offspring.

This is becoming less and less defined in modern society, where a lot of population mixing is going on.

#10 Inertia is a property of matter.