No no, see....
It goes:
GLASSES, Breasts, Legs ... in that order.
That is why Seren is Best Girl.
@Fari : The thing about butts is that they're only visible when she is facing away. If a woman is facing you head-on, you can't look at her butt. But the glasses (or glaring lack thereof), breasts and legs are all visible.
Besides... the thighs are, in essence, an extension of the buttocks. Quality meaty thighs usually indicate a generous butt too. Same for hips to some extent. O'course that doesn't necessarily extend to the.... lower half of the legs. I'm not sure if there are any explicit calf / shin fans out there. Probably.
@Glomoro : You're absolutely right of course. This is why I always believe in the Holy Trinity of Curves... i.e. Glasses, Boobs, Hips/Butt/Thighs... for which a generous representation of all three is generally best.
Still, I'm willing to forgive quite the lack in the 2nd and 3rd categories if a woman has really hot frames with thicc lenses. Longsighted and shortsighted are both fine. <3 ... But yeah, a stick-insect with glasses would only be a viable option if there are no meatier meganekko around.
@tathra : Hush, lolicon.
@CraniumAmbiguity : I think you've missed the mark on the breasts front. If it was only a matter of perceived milk production then larger breasts would be common throughout the Mammalia. They're not though.
The answer is a little more complicated... and it relates to posture / positioning.
You see...the shape of mammaries is generally dictated by the position mother and offspring take during breastfeeding. Animals that breastfeed while lying on the ground are usually just nipples on the torso. Those who do so in a standing position with offspring below usually have saggier mammaries. Our arboreal cousins, the apes and monkeys, usually have their infants suckling while clinging underneath the body, so it makes sense for the nipples to hang down and sets a precedent for the extra flesh but doesn't require any more than that.
Humans are terrestrial apes with an upright posture though, typically cradling infants against the nipple while high up. Plus the human head is quite large proportional to the rest of the body, especially in infants, and was a very important development for human survivability in our earlier ancestors. As such it only makes sense that larger, more padded breasts developed so soft but heavy baby skulls wouldn't be constantly bashing against the ribcage and potentially causing brain-damage.
i.e. They're literally pillows.
Then of course there is the motion factor. That a natural hunter's eyes are drawn towards moving objects. That kind of sexual selection could result in breasts developing beyond the minimum amount necessary for cushioning heads. I mean the pillow thing only accounts for breasts having a minimum amount of padding to them, not explicitly for large ones. I'm not so confident of this, but it is still a factor to consider, given how much focus is given to bounciness.
And if that spread far enough, it could also lead to the same basic principle as deer antlers: i.e. they become debilitatingly large through sexual selection because the drive to always select for larger ones became engrained... and only levels out once the detriment to the females becomes a bigger factor than the selective pressure from the males.
Well, I also speculate that curvier women might have had a tougher time escaping rape in the caveman days.... but that is a dangerous topic.