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  7.  @claytonelofgren  When you say you’re at least a 6/10 in facial attractiveness, you’re not using the normally distributed bell curve, right? Some things to know about how men are rated by women in surveys: Surveys have been done on both men and women by showing them hundreds or even thousands of photos of random people of the opposite sex, and they’re asked to rate them as “average”, “below average”, or “above average”. It’s been consistent over the past ten years of surveys that the vast majority of women rate 80% of men as “below average”. Firstly, this demonstrates that women don’t know what the fuck “average” means. Secondly, if we assume that no one receives a 10/10, because that is flawless perfection, we now have a scale of 1-9, with 5 being the very center and average. 6/10 is actually a 6/9, and 6 is slightly above the average of 5. This means you’re only a 6/10 (6/9) IF most women would rate you as “above average”, which is a rating only about 20% of men receive. So based on that, are you actually a 6/10? I believe that in a normally distributed bell curve, I personally am a 6/10 (6/9). But in this current culture of dating (which I am happy to not be a part of), most women between the ages of 20-40 who are actively trying to date would probably call me “below average”, which to them means I’m around a 3 or 4 out of 10, but actually just means I’m outside of the top 20%. Women don’t use a scale based in reality. I do firmly believe I’m not a top 20% guy when it comes to my face, but I know for sure I’m not a 3/10 (3/9). So based on that, are women likely to call your face “above average”? This disconnect from reality that young women have in assessing the facial attractiveness of men might explain your difficulty.
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