> the indigenous europeans had tanned/brown skin (norse people cannot have tanned skin, it turns red and causes skin cancer), brown hair and brown eyes > blue eyes is a genetic mutation originating in the ural mountains > blonde hair is a genetic mutation originating in the steppe > women are twice as likely to be naturally blonde compared to men according to a sample size of 300,000 > in europeans and most eurasians, blondism is significantly more prevalent among women > gwas revealed that there is at least 1 major locus for blonde hair on the x-chromosome, several minor and lesser studied loci on the x chromosome, but zero loci on the y-chromosome > researchers concluded that blonde hair has been inherited through women for thousands of years > coincidentally the earliest mutation for blonde hair was found in a woman > also coincidentally, virtually no male proto indo europeans have blonde hair or any light features equal to modern nordic males the origin of blonde hair and blue eyes was literally those doujins hentai of tanned/dark-skinned guys (based on okinawa, the japanese male beauty standard) with no faces fucking light-skinned women, lmao. the bad side of us doing this is that men with light eyes emerged and women started to prefer them more than us, at least we are still the majority. > aphrodite, the greek goddess of love and beauty, was often described as golden-haired and portrayed with this color hair in art. aphrodite's master epithet in the homeric epics is  (khrus), which means "golden" > sappho also praises aphrodite for her golden hair, stating that since gold metal is free from rust, the goddess' golden hair represents her freedom from ritual pollution > the most famous statue of aphrodite, the aphrodite of knidos, sculpted in the fourth century bc by praxiteles, represented the goddess' hair using gold leaf and contributed to the popularity of the image of aphrodite as a blonde goddess
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