How attractive am I? this question is one of the most confusing/surreal ones, and I think this generalizes to a lot of other people. I have evidence I am attractive. I make good money off it and people tell me I'm very hot. This should be the end of it, right? No.
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Level of attractiveness varies wildly in different clothes, makeup, & even moods. To an extent, there's no consistent score (some people have more variation than others though). Are you more interested in how hot you are at your hottest or average or least hot?
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You could start by finding out ppl's views on how hot you are in relation to yourself in different looks. Then use the Tinder technique from there on the one's you're interested in assessing
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even though it isn't optimal, I feel that how you choose to present yourself should be considered part of attractiveness? (sans computer enhanced photos) probably would have to do several tinders + ones with a mix of diff photos to see sorta "accurate" results averaged
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They are all representative of how you really look. Each equally in it's own context.
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Men are evolved to tell the true attractiveness of a woman very quickly and regardless if exogenous circumstances like clothes or lighting. I think you’re putting way too much stock in that. Not once in my life have I been fooled into mis-rating a woman by more than a point.
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I think you are starting from an assumption that there is ‘true attractiveness’, when it is always going to be context-dependent. None of those photos are more representative of *you* than the others; they are all *you*.
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This reminds me of pricing; people want to know what a house or stock is ‘really worth’, not just how much someone would pay for it. ...but, what it is ‘really worth’ is what someone will pay for it. There is no ethereal ‘true value’ separate from buyers and market prices.
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