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Mormon's getting more breast implants than anyone else
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Mormon's getting more breast implants than anyone else

The article is not just about fake tits, but rather the gender disparity in the Mormon and Orthodox Jew religions. Apparently in Salt Lake City there are 3 single Mormon women for every 2 single Mormon guys.

Not a bad ratio at all. The article states that some Mormon women are marrying outside their faith as they cannot find a LDS husband. Overall it was a very interesting read.

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Psychologists Marcia Guttentag and Paul Secord argued in Too Many Women?— the pioneering book on lopsided gender ratios—that women are more likely to be treated as sex objects whenever men are scarce. That is precisely what Mormon women now experience.

“Women’s bodies are up for debate,” Wheelwright complained. Mormon men have become much more demanding about women’s looks, which in turn has made women obsessed with standing out from the competition. One consequence: A culture of plastic surgery has taken root among Mormon women.

“I have seen more outrageous boob jobs and facial plastic surgery in Utah than almost anywhere in the country—especially among Mormon women,” said Bowman. “They may claim chastity as a virtue overall, but that’s not stopping anyone from getting a set of double-Ds.”

Mormons rushing to get boob jobs may sound far-fetched, but Bowman’s assertion is supported by the leading consumer review site for cosmetic surgery, RealSelf.com. According to a 2011 RealSelf study, Salt Lake City residents did more searches for breast implants on the RealSelf website than residents of any other city. Moreover, a 2007 Forbes story labeled Salt Lake City “America’s Vainest City,” with four plastic surgeons for every 100,000 people, which was 2.5 times the national average. Salt Lake City residents also spent inordinate sums on beauty products—$2.2 million in 2006 on hair coloring and $6.9 million on cosmetics and skin care products, according to Forbes. By comparison, Oklahoma City, a city with a slightly larger population, spent $172,000 and $594,000, respectively.

http://time.com/dateonomics/

Any guys on the ground that can verify this?

Edit-The article also has an interactive map showing the number of single women compared to single men by county for the entire US. Very interesting if it is accurate.
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