Women digitally enhances her breasts, enjoys more success on Tinder
WHEN Carla’s Tinder profile pic went through a digital enhancement, it confirmed what many have of us have suspected for a long time.
A NEW experiment proves that women with bigger boobs are more likely to be successful on dating app Tinder.
Cosmetic surgery experts Make Yourself Amazing carried out a trial to see how men responded to more busty women.
They digitally enhanced the images of ‘Carla’ from Manchester, boosting her bra size from an A cup to a DD.
Even though the rest of her profile stayed identical, Carla received 34 per cent more matches after digitally enhancing her cleavage.
Men were more likely to swipe right for a more ample cleavage, as Carla’s matches increased by over a third when she used these photos.
Some 620 men were drawn to the pictures with A-cup cleavage, but a further 189 more were interested after the bust was photoshopped to a DD.
Findings also revealed that men were more likely to comment on Carla’s appearance in response to the more buxom images.
One asks her “how’s a girl as attractive as yourself end up on here” while another remarks “wow you’re seriously gorgeous”.
Worryingly, Carla was also more likely to receive sexualised comments in pictures where she had bigger boobs.
Contrastingly, responses to Carla’s smaller breast pictures tended to be less focused on her appearance.
One said: “Hi Carla nice to match up with you. What do you do in your free time?”
Even though the experiment focuses on the male response to bigger boobs, John Ryan, chairman of MYA defends cosmetic enhancement saying “For the majority of our patients the reason for a breast enlargement has nothing to do with appealing to the opposite sex.
“It’s for themselves and how they feel about their own body.”
This article originally appeared on The Sun.
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