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Judging Beauty: The 1 - 10 Scale.


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Inspired by something from a thread. And if you take every matter on sex and dating as some illiberal objectification of mankind and a threat to human dignity, then 1. that is not my intent; 2. this thread is not for you.

 

From my experience, we guys do this quite often, if not all the time.

 

A: 7 o'clock.

B: M...6?

A: Dude, she's at least an 7.

B: You're drunk. 6.5, no higher.

Though arbitrary and subjective, somehow guys find a way to come close to others' valuations (yes, even when one is drunk).

 

Ladies, do you do this? I mean, the 1 - 10 scale.

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Inspired by something from a thread. And if you take every matter on sex and dating as some illiberal objectification of mankind and a threat to human dignity, then 1. that is not my intent; 2. this thread is not for you.

 

From my experience, we guys do this quite often, if not all the time.

 

A: 7 o'clock.

B: M...6?

A: Dude, she's at least an 7.

B: You're drunk. 6.5, no higher.

Though arbitrary and subjective, somehow guys find a way to come close to others' valuations (yes, even when one is drunk).

 

Ladies, do you do this? I mean, the 1 - 10 scale.

 

Gross. No. Some men sicken me. Yes we notice men's looks, but I don't think we generally quantify them in such crude terms. We're either attracted to them or we're not. And if we're not especially attracted to their appearance that can change if we start talking to them.

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Yes, and a guy gets a plus one for being rich, and a plus two for being well-hung.

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I almost never judge a woman solely on her looks, and definitely never quantify appearance. Who's to say that white women are better looking than Asian, or that slender women are better looking than Rubenesque? Women are individuals. I know it's hard to grasp that sometimes.

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Yes, and a guy gets a plus one for being rich, and a plus two for being well-hung.

 

Sock down the pants and a ferrari keychain it is!

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Tramp around in a pair of Berluti's, and you're golden.

 

Can't afford them. Guess I'll just have to get really drunk. :(

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Can't afford them. Guess I'll just have to get really drunk. :(

 

Or at least find someone that's too drunk to notice they aren't in fact Berluti's.

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Can't afford them. Guess I'll just have to get really drunk. :(

 

LOL. You're still a min. 2. Don't fret, love. :love:

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Or at least find someone that's too drunk to notice they aren't in fact Berluti's.

 

Good idea, and I won't have to worry when they throw up on them.

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No, I don't "number" men like they're bulls at the sale barn. As someone said above, I'm either attracted, or not.

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Well this thread's too shallow even for me,.....bye now.

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Women use a different sliding scale to rate how desirable a man is - It's called the K Per Annam scale.

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I almost never judge a woman solely on her looks, and definitely never quantify appearance. Who's to say that white women are better looking than Asian, or that slender women are better looking than Rubenesque? Women are individuals. I know it's hard to grasp that sometimes.

 

:) This is how I feel about men myself. You can't quantify on appearance. Glad to see there are some men who do as well.

 

I think men that are prone to rating women are emotionally immature and insecure. I think it makes people feel better "rating" others and pigeon holing them because if we are honest, it gives a false sense of power and entitlement over another when you can sit there and judge. Whether the judging it good or bad, it doesn't matter.

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Women use a different sliding scale to rate how desirable a man is - It's called the K Per Annam scale.

 

If this woman has never heard of it, how can she or the women she associates with be using it? :confused:

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Lol well this thread is off to a flying start.

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If this woman has never heard of it, how can she or the women she associates with be using it? :confused:

 

K per Annam = Salary.

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I definitely don't do that.

 

If some guys want to, that's all cool. As long as they don't get offended when they hear girls whispering with their ex/current gfs about their sexual prowess (or lack of) in equally crude terms. :)

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I almost never judge a woman solely on her looks, and definitely never quantify appearance. Who's to say that white women are better looking than Asian, or that slender women are better looking than Rubenesque? Women are individuals. I know it's hard to grasp that sometimes.

 

Boldjack, spoken like someone who truly appreciates all different types of women...hat's off to you! :)

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K per Annam = Salary.

 

Yeah, I don't use that; I work for my money and my only concern for the money of a random guy is that I hope he earns his own money too. Thanks for the explanation tho! I don't associate willingly with gold diggers, affair enablers, or prostitutes either.

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As far back as I can remember, I don't recall any situation where the girls and I evaluated a man on a scale from 1 - 10. We did the "hey, check out that guy, HOT!" but that's as far as it went.

 

Some hot-looking guys become far less than hot, after a minute of talking to them.

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As far back as I can remember, I don't recall any situation where the girls and I evaluated a man on a scale from 1 - 10. We did the "hey, check out that guy, HOT!" but that's as far as it went.

 

Some hot-looking guys become far less than hot, after a minute of talking to them.

 

Not to mention how many times the 1 - 10 scale has caused lawsuits when some bar or restaurant's employees use it openly to decide what kind of customer service to give different female patrons.

Its just a bad habit to form IMO.

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Not to mention how many times the 1 - 10 scale has caused lawsuits when some bar or restaurant's employees use it openly to decide what kind of customer service to give different female patrons.

Its just a bad habit to form IMO.

In the above situation, I agree it's bad form.

 

I'm not going to knock men for doing this. Most but not all, do this, whether it's on a scale of 1 - 10 or some other numbering system. Maybe I'm being a little too liberal in attitude but I shrug it off to a "guy thing".

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I'm not going to knock men for doing this. Most but not all, do this, whether it's on a scale of 1 - 10 or some other numbering system. Maybe I'm being a little too liberal in attitude but I shrug it off to a "guy thing".

 

Perhaps so. Although I never did the "numbering" thing, a long time ago my friends and I generally divided women/girls into two groups: those we would do and those we would not. Honestly, there weren't that many who fell into the latter category.

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