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You press a button, and everyone's outward appearance adjusts to match their inward - e.g., if you're a nice person with flaws, you become a nice looking person with some visible flaws. Does your own appearance get better or worse?

Better
34.7%
No change
38.2%
Worse
27.1%

579 votesFinal results

4:00 PM · Apr 21, 2018

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Tough to answer. A flaw to you may be beautiful to another. Or you could unknowingly turn into a giant penis.

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I am such a good looking guy I only can get worse

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Overall better, but the the flaws though few would be definitely noticeable.

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If say better, but not by much.

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I don't know what would happen to me to be honest. My friends say I'm a good person but I really don't feel it. Plus I'm already an ugly twat.

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