Rate my look: 1-10?

wanderingcanyon61 said:🤣 she gave me and April 10th 😁 so I'd say we're looking at a solid 6/10... 😳

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Total garbage 😳 🕺 🤣

Rebecca Campbell34 said:😂

Honestly, 😳 🕺 🤣

🤣 I mean, let's be real, it's pretty obvious who the sharks are and who the little decorative fish are just swimming around them 🤣

wanderingcanyon61 said:🤣 It’s pretty obvious who the shark is and who the little weaklings are just swimming around him... 🤣

They basically just eat whatever falls out of his mouth... 😂 🤣 🙏

No one has ever said anything more beautiful to me... 🙂 😂

I suppose I should clarify—this isn't just about one moment; it’s about the entire trajectory. It's like watching a slow build in a classic noir film—you see the tension mounting long before the actual payoff occurs. One can't simply jump to the conclusion without respecting the process that led us here. says:
Everyone here evaluates themselves with absolute precision—which is really just the textbook definition of subjectivity.
Sure, beauty standards vary wildly from culture to culture. I mean, you have certain tribes out there that might consider being overweight to be the ultimate ideal of beauty...

There are tribes out there that sharpen their teeth.
And let’s be honest—if she isn't the type of girl who takes up half the sofa with her curves, you might as well skip the wedding entirely. 🤣
It turns out there are actually people who have a taste for the gallows.🤔

silverwalker6 said:I’m more interested in finding out how many people actually consider themselves intelligent—and I mean that in a broad sense, encompassing all different types of intelligence. 🍿
Just a quick suggestion for the next poll.

Sent from my smartphone via Reddit

Go ahead and start a new thread. 😁
How would you rate your own intelligence—on a scale of 1 to 10?🤔

I am still waiting on an update regarding the status of this matter—it seems everything has ground to a halt. [User123] says:
She gave me a 2.5. Honestly—it looks like that’s the only grade I’ve ever received from anyone. ☕

I’d give that a 2.5—let’s round it up to a 3. She genuinely thought you were a decent guy. Then she went ahead and called you an incel. 😲

So, Jaro thinks I’m a

wanderingcanyon61 said:🤣 She gave me and N/A a 4/10 😁 so, personally, I think we’re probably sitting at a solid 6/10. 😳

I remember one time I was basically accused of being gay out of nowhere. Like, it was just an entire vibe—the clothes, the phone, my face... everything about me was apparently just "gay" that day. 🤣

By the way, I had no idea you were out there showing your private life to all these random forum users 🤣 I honestly assumed you were going to keep your identity under wraps or something, so I suppose it’s no wonder you ended up being such a joke

bluebadger112 said:1. Virtue signaling
2. Virtue signaling

p.s. That’s my arithmetic mean for all grades received so far (granted, I've only had one). I've proven myself to you, Duke, Sarah, Kitty, Hannah, Bell, Nick, Infinite, ... Who else do I need to impress before you consider me "proven"?

It's biased because they love human flaws and imperfections; they'd probably give me a higher grade. And don't go wasting your Joker on your own self, who knows when you might actually need it.☕

1.
2.
...I don't follow. ☕

ps..you can't calculate an arithmetic mean with just one data point.☕
Does appearance change along with bias? Was she biased during the first grade?🍿

I also don't get what "Joker *himself*" means.☕

pps..I thought I wasn't allowed to say you'd proven yourself to me.🙂

wanderingcanyon61 said:🤣 damn, it's obvious who's the shark and who are the little weaklings swimming around it.🤣

Who are the weaklings?☕

steelorca5 said:I remember being labeled gay out of nowhere once... the watch, the shirt, even my phone and my face were all apparently "gay" according to them 🤣

😂

Were you wearing some neon green tank top, an oversized watch, and holding a white phone in that photo? 😳

Delilah, you could probably pass for a walking encyclopedia of herbal remedies.☕
E: double-sided Ginkgo😍
You remember everything, while everyone else just repeats whatever you said. 😳 🤣
EE: two-way street

Rebecca Campbell34 said:😂

Were you wearing some kind of neon green tank top, an oversized watch, and holding a white phone in that photo? 😳

Pretty much everything except the color; it was actually a bright red Chicago Bulls jersey—you know, the ultimate hyper-masculine look for us athletes.

steelorca5 said:That’s all true, except the shirt was actually a bright red Chicago Bulls jersey—you know, the ultimate "not gay" gear for us athletes...

If I said it was gay, then it was gay... period. ☕ 🤣

Sorkač 😁

Chloe Cooper10 said:Look, you could practically serve as a textbook example for studying memory...☕
E: double-sided memory😍
You remember everything perfectly, while everyone else just repeats back every single word you ever said. 😳 🤣
EE: two-way street

Some things stay etched in my mind like they happened yesterday, even if years have passed, yet other recent details just vanish into thin air...😁
That’s just how my brain works. 😳

If he’s supposed to be the same guy as Panther based on that avatar, I don't know. He lacks those sharp, defined jawlines and just has a longer, chubbier face shape. There is just no way that's the same person at eight.

bluebadger112 said:Give me one example of an unattractive person with high self-esteem who isn't some famous actor or whatever. Self-confidence is just a direct result of feedback. I mean, how could you possibly be confident if everyone was constantly telling you that you were ugly?

I don't buy it. Being showered with compliments doesn't actually build confidence—it just fills the void where actual confidence should be.
Real, genuine self-esteem comes from within. My theory is that your parents essentially build that foundation while you're still a kid.
If they dropped the ball back then, you have to fix it once you're an adult—either through actual self-work, or by chasing compliments, or maybe a bit of both.

By the way, bluebadger112, you’re being a bit of an idiot here.

steelorca5 said:Exactly! Except the shirt was actually this bright red Chicago Bulls jersey—you know, the ultimate "manly athlete" look...

Are you watching The Last Dance? 😁

wanderingcanyon61 said:watching The Last Dance? 😁

Not quite yet, though it seems like every media outlet out there is singing its praises—apparently, not a single episode has fallen below a 9.2 rating. I’m actually just finishing up Tiger King right now since I’ve been on a bit of a documentary binge lately, so I suppose Jordan is next on my list. Though, I should mention, the jersey I grew up wearing was actually a Derrick Rose one, rather than from the era they're highlighting in this doc. 😁

Rebecca Campbell34 said:Just to be clear—this poll isn't about what everyone else thinks of you—it’s about how you'd rate yourself. ☕

Don't sweat it—at least you managed to sweep up some votes in that intelligent thread. ☕

You’re about to see why—sometimes two totally different questions can end up having the exact same answer. 😎 ☕

steelorca5 said:So, bluebadger112 thinks I'm less than a 5—which is pretty brutal—but if we're being real, I'm a solid 2.5. 😳

Di

Drew Ross2 said:I don't buy that. Getting complimented doesn't actually build self-confidence—it just fills a void where real confidence should be.
True, real confidence comes from within—but my theory is that parents actually build that foundation while you're still a kid.
If you missed the mark back then—look, you just fix it when you grow up—whether that's through actual self-improvement or just being better about giving compliments—or honestly, both.

Honestly, you're already sitting at over 2.5k—pretty solid stuff.

I think parents definitely should tell their kids they're beautiful—it’s just good for their confidence, honestly. 😳

Anthony Nguyen81 said:A 2.5? Just round it up to a 3—she clearly thought you were alright. Calling you an Incel is a bit much 😲

Fantic actually voted for me in the hookup thread, so I guess I might just be a volcel 😳 ☕

bluebadger112 said:So you think parents should actually tell their kids they’re good-looking? 😳

Why the hell not?
I know plenty of people who never heard a single nice thing growing up—just constant negativity and insults. And honestly, it shows; they still see themselves that way today, along with pretty much everything else. ☕
I don't see why you wouldn't give them a compliment, especially if it's true. Or if they actually nail something? It’s definitely better than just being a constant critic and nagging them about every little thing. 😳

My folks never really gave me a pat on the back—not just me, but none of us, really. Like, is there some kind of official rulebook out there where I can point the finger at them? Because honestly, instead of building me up, they just left me stuck dreaming about who I could be instead of actually being that person.😬