Australian men on average seem to be what only a small percent of American men are. What we can deduce from this, even if the men step it up, it doesn't have much effect on the quality of the women or them wanting to look better for the men. It could simply be a matter of ratios as well.
From the ones I have met visiting the US (mainly in Vegas & LA) they generally seem in shape, well-dressed, and socially confident.
Contrast that to the typical American male, he's probably 15 pounds overweight and dresses about the exact same as he did in his 8th grade school picture. Then you have the SWPL's in some cities who at least wear fitted clothes but behave like clowns in their own right.
American culture is also very against male self-improvement for whatever reason (besides the pursuit of money). This doesn't seem to be true in Australia.
Of course, these are only generalizations, but there is definitely some truth to this one.
From the ones I have met visiting the US (mainly in Vegas & LA) they generally seem in shape, well-dressed, and socially confident.
Contrast that to the typical American male, he's probably 15 pounds overweight and dresses about the exact same as he did in his 8th grade school picture. Then you have the SWPL's in some cities who at least wear fitted clothes but behave like clowns in their own right.
American culture is also very against male self-improvement for whatever reason (besides the pursuit of money). This doesn't seem to be true in Australia.
Of course, these are only generalizations, but there is definitely some truth to this one.