Why do men want short wives and women, tall men?

Research shows that in the life of a man-to-man couple, even money and mutual respect don't play much more than the ratios between the height of their bodies.

The team of British scientists, led by Daniel Nettle after studying thousands of people born in 1958, concluded that the number of men who were 183 cm tall was larger than those who were 177cm tall.

Likewise, during this time, more successful marriages with more children have grown to six inches [162 cm] in age.

Tall men marry more often women than themselves. Pregnant women reach sexual maturity more quickly and are born earlier.

Women generally like tall men for two reasons. First, their subcontinence still preserves the mentality of primitive women who thought tall men were best hunters and provided them and their children with abundant food.

Second, for their very nature, people every year they go get longer. It is sufficient to mention that males in the last 50 years have an 8cm higher than their ancestors.

According to predictions, in the next 50 years, the average of their height will grow to an additional five inches [5 cm]. So from the point of view of human evolution, the tall are thought to be more progressive. Well, somebody might say, these are feelings, issues. Love, and here's nothing to be proud of. After all, how can your emotions be measured by inches?

Polish anthropologist Jogislav Pavlovskij goes even further. He thinks in the life of a man-made couple neither money nor mutual respect play much more than the reports between the height of their bodies.

On the basis of his studies, he has concluded that for a couple's life to succeed, the husband must be longer than his wife.

A successful marriage, according to him, is that between Tony Blair, 172 inches [172 cm] and his wife, Cherie, 156 inches [156 cm], and football player David Beckham, 183 inches [183 cm] with his wife Victoria, 168 inches [168 cm].