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"Seriously men, you are living the high life. While women are off putting on makeup, dying our hair, constantly cutting our hair, drying our hair, and heat-damaging our hair, waxing, plucking, shaving, wearing heels and suffering the painful consequences, stuffing ourselves into Spanx and Wonderbras, all in the name of looking our best to you, what do you guys have do?\nWear a t-shirt.\nPinterestFacebookWhite t-shirts are definitely good, but so is the ability to pull off an orange leather jacket, if you ask me.\nNew research shows that wearing a plain white t-shirt can make a man twelve percent more attractive to women. For reals? I sleep in one of those every damn night, and it isn&amp;#39;t impressing anyone.\nOK, there is a slight catch. In the study, men were dressed in white short-sleeved shirts, either plain, or with a black letter T printed either upright or inverted. (A very literal t-shirt, I guess?). When the T was upside down, thereby emphasizing the man&amp;#39;s waist, it reduced his desirability. The upright T, however, which accentuates a man&amp;#39;s &amp;quot;optimum shape&amp;quot;, i.e., broad shoulders and narrow waist, increased a man&amp;#39;s perceived attractiveness, especially for guys who weren&amp;#39;t in great shape. No word on how many women were all like, &amp;quot;Dude, what does the T stand for?&amp;quot;\nAlso no word on whether the sweatpants and slept-in braids I&amp;#39;m rocking today make me twelve percent more attractive to men, but somehow I doubt it. Oh well.\nDo you look the look of a plain white T on a guy? I have to admit, I totally do!\nP.S. We could not be more excited about today&amp;#39;s biggest, happiest, most wonderful news for love and equality: The Supreme Court&amp;#39;s decision declaring DOMA unconstitutional."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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