All over the world, women are often objectified based on their appearance.
Take “Blondes have more fun,” for example.
The terminology originally represented men of privilege and slowly expanded to immigrants who were uber-masculine.
Actors like Cary Grant and Clark Gable fit the phenotype.
However, it is a sensitive topic, and ideal weight may differ from one culture to another.
However, the average weight of men worldwide might not be what you think.
Comparing the 127 countries, the average weight for men worldwide is 78.1 kgs or 171.9 pounds.
In 2012,BMC Public Healthshared that the combined average weight of men and women worldwide is 136.7 pounds.
Asia has the lowest average of 127.2 pounds, and North America has the highest with 177.9 pounds.
Here, weighing more is not a sign of being unhealthier.
Therefore, weight might not always be the best indicator of good health.
