According to studies, having a narrow face, a small forehead and a larger nose elicits a lower caretaking response from adults.Ĭharities have long begged people to get over their aesthetic biases because it’s the case that animals with ‘cute’ features are easier to conserve and protect from extinction than less cute animals that are equally under threat.ĭogs with round faces and big eyes get chosen from dog pounds and sanctuaries ahead of leaner, more angular breeds. Human babies have these cute features as a form of protection because predators are less likely to feel hostile towards something that you could just smush up and eat. It’s quite simple: rounder faces with short noses, small chins and big eyes will make us want to protect and fawn. These objects are often designed specifically to elicit these feelings within us. Some people even experience cute aggression with inanimate objects, like teddies, or dolls or cartoon characters. It makes sense, I suppose - if we were incapacitated by the cuteness of a baby, we wouldn’t be able to care for it and it would starve, so the response probably has some evolutionary logic behind it, despite it feeling so depraved. We become overwhelmed with positive feelings so our brains have to throw in some aggression to get us back to neutral. Experts also suspect that cute aggression a way of coping when something is painfully adorable. Some 50-60pc of us experience this phenomenon, which scientists and psychologists believe is an evolutionary adaptation to help us communicate that we are going through an intense internal emotional experience. It’s the same as when you’re so happy you burst out crying. I had to find out more.Ĭute aggression or playful aggression is actually a ‘dimorphous expression’, which is a term for when your internal feelings and the outward expression of those feelings don’t match. We laughed at how weird superficially aggressive behaviour feels when directed at something so cherubic, innocent and lovely.
She said she’d never felt sad but admitted that sometimes she feels like a terrible mother because, when looking at her new son’s chubby rolls, or his insanely long eyelashes, she finds herself gritting her teeth, growling, and fighting an urge to pinch, bite, or squeeze him to death, because he’s just so unbearably cute. Hi there My name is Wennie and I love to draw and craft, CUTE things of course.
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Why would a tiny, perfect foot make me sad? I asked her if she’d had the same experience. Have fun learning How To Draw and DIY Craft, anything and everything CUTE with step by step, easy to follow videos. When my friend presented me with a ceramic mould of her two-month-old’s foot, this was my reaction and it felt very strange. I hope these doodles may bring a little bit of light and joy to your day, no matter how small So draw away 1.
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