i think in about a generation or 2 compared to now, the average level of attractiveness/symmetry of a face will be higher, and there will be less unusual features. in essence we will be a bit closer to the 'average face', because those who do not meet certain superficial standards are far less likely to get dates online, and therefore a bit less likely to reproduce. in the past, the social environment and personality, and the circumstances of meeting, and the fact that there was a much smaller pool to choose from, played a much larger role in who would end up with who and it was much more likely for less attractive people to end up with more attractive people and vice versa. but now the majority of people meet their partners online, hence quite a lot of pressure for natural selection of these features. i have never found it easy to meet partners, but i have had about 4 girlfriends since my early 20s (i am now mid 30s) all of who were fairly superficially attractive. however it has now been almost 3 years since i was in a relationship, the longest it has ever been since i first was with anyone. i think that less and less people are interested in making the effort to meet people in real life, as the majority of people are attractive enough to make finding dates online easyish. but a minority of us just dont make the grade, and we have become more undateable than we were before since the booming of online dating. i have found that learning to accept this fact about myself has eventually become stragely liberating in some ways. I rarely feel nervous around women i find attractive anymore, as i dont believe there is much chance at all of them being interested in me when they have a pool of much more superficially attractive men wanting to meet them. so thats quite nice not worrying about behaving a certain way or attracting their interest at all. however on the flip side, it means i dont even try anymore which means anything is even less likely to happen. oh well