The results so far are quite interesting.
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"Male||less hot" because if you're in a committed relationship, looks steadily become irrelevant, and hotness takes a lot of work, rarely being natural. Who wants to do that?
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I just want to be hot.
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No matter how hot I am, “less hot” implies I have an even hotter partner, which is... always a win, right?
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Yes, except for the part where you're insecure that you're not hot enough for your partner and they'll leave you for someone who is. I assume that's the logic of the other response
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I answered incorrectly, because I misread the question. Adjust down one female hot and adjust up male hot
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male || hotter, but one of those things I'd like to be different...
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Armchair evo-psych explanation for the gender skew is that women would historically suffer worse consequences from abandonment and so have an incentive to find partners with less motive to leave.
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Once my later-to-be wife and I walked into the office we both worked at together and the receptionist said “Uh-oh, here come the beautiful people.” Equal hotness is my preference. As Dr House said, “tens marry tens, sixes mary sixes.”
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