Fit, Strong, Healthy, Clean, Attractive, Happy People More Likely Right Wing, says Science

Conservatives really are better looking, research says

Being attractive shapes many things in a person’s life — including, apparently, their politics

Do you boast about your fitness? Watch out – you’ll unavoidably become rightwing

I’m not sure what exercise does for your body, but I do know what it does to your personality. And it’s not pretty

Hate body odour? You’re more likely to have rightwing views

“People who have a greater tendency to turn their nose up at the whiff of urine, sweat and other body odours are more likely to have rightwing authoritarian attitudes, research suggests.”

Right-wing people are happier with their sex lives, survey finds

Conservatives are happier with their sex lives than Left-wing people, a YouGov survey has found.

Republicans Are Having More Sex Than Democrats, Survey Finds

It can sometimes feel like republicans and democrats don’t agree on anything — from guns to [govt control of] health care to whether or not women should be able to [kill their babies]…

Science Weighs In: Conservatives “Look Better”

New research explains why political conservatives hold a

Attractive people more likely to be rightwing, study finds

Good-looking people also get treated better and therefore feel the world is just and fair, leading to ‘blind spot’ when trying to understand hardships of others

Gym Bros More Likely to be Right-Wing, Science Confirms

No time to worry about socio-economic inequality when you’ve got to finish your reps, brah!

Muscular strength increases self-esteem and decreases depression, suicide, and hopelessness

Muscular strength is associated with self-esteem in college men but not women

Men who feel they fall short of ‘masculine’ gender norms may be prone to violence

Men whose image of themselves falls short of the traditional masculine gender norms, and who feel that others think this about them too, may be more prone to violence than men who feel comfortable in their own skin, suggests research.