Gotta disagree with OP, I think some of the models are almost "kawaii uguu~" levels of feminine, while others have rather sharp features which is very common in real life... The example given looks perfectly within the normal range of femininity/masculinity of women's typical facial features IMO.

Of course I wouldn't say no to more customization though.

For reference, here's an averaged-out white female face, generated from the composite of 64 women's faces:

[Linked Image from uni-regensburg.de]

Source: https://www.uni-regensburg.de/Fakul...ittsgesichter/durchschnittsgesichter.htm

Looks pretty androgynous with the short hair if you ask me. Real women just aren't as feminine on average as most mainstream media would have it, since there's a tendency towards selecting pretty actresses / designing pretty female characters.

Originally Posted by Alealexi
Even Jordan Peterson would agree with me.

LOL'd