BlackPillChad
Taking the Yellow Pill
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Real life ratings by women suck because the women in our life lie to spare our feelings. We know that. Even ratings on places like r/RateMe are inflated because women are scared to give below average ratings for fear of making somebody feel bad.
The PSL system at least has the advantage that we are not afraid to call a spade a spade, but we are not women and thus we can only approximate our actual attractiveness based on knowledge of facial aesthetics. We do a pretty good job considering, but it isn't the same as simply seeing with a female gaze. Hence why we see so many threads titled "Eye area is everything", "Good lower third #1 slayer trait", "Muscle is cope without good frame".
Both systems suffer from the fact that people have different ideas about what level of attractiveness corresponds to which numerical rating.
I would be surprised if many members of this forum didn't already know, but there is a website called Photofeeler where you can be anonymously rated by women. The system they use corrects for individuals rating standards, and women don't have to feel bad about rating a guy as not attractive.
Proof women don't lie when anonymous:
Of course the real use isn't in rating Chads or Truecels, but in rating those in the middle. It's also useful if you don't want to risk doxxing yourself on here. Other uses would be in estimating the potential attractiveness increase of surgeries by comparing morphs to the original, finding out if X thing actually increases attractiveness to women, or finally settling those damn mogging debates (Sean O'pry has ideal male aesthetics, you can't change my mind). Hell, you could even use it for it's original purpose to pick Tinder photos.
This system isn't perfect:
1.) Because it takes either time or money to get rated.
2.) The people on photofeeler might be more or less attractive than the average person.
3.) Failoed or Haloed by angles and lighting. You can take neutral front facing photos to try to negate this.
https://www.photofeeler.com/
The PSL system at least has the advantage that we are not afraid to call a spade a spade, but we are not women and thus we can only approximate our actual attractiveness based on knowledge of facial aesthetics. We do a pretty good job considering, but it isn't the same as simply seeing with a female gaze. Hence why we see so many threads titled "Eye area is everything", "Good lower third #1 slayer trait", "Muscle is cope without good frame".
Both systems suffer from the fact that people have different ideas about what level of attractiveness corresponds to which numerical rating.
I would be surprised if many members of this forum didn't already know, but there is a website called Photofeeler where you can be anonymously rated by women. The system they use corrects for individuals rating standards, and women don't have to feel bad about rating a guy as not attractive.
Proof women don't lie when anonymous:
Of course the real use isn't in rating Chads or Truecels, but in rating those in the middle. It's also useful if you don't want to risk doxxing yourself on here. Other uses would be in estimating the potential attractiveness increase of surgeries by comparing morphs to the original, finding out if X thing actually increases attractiveness to women, or finally settling those damn mogging debates (Sean O'pry has ideal male aesthetics, you can't change my mind). Hell, you could even use it for it's original purpose to pick Tinder photos.
This system isn't perfect:
1.) Because it takes either time or money to get rated.
2.) The people on photofeeler might be more or less attractive than the average person.
3.) Failoed or Haloed by angles and lighting. You can take neutral front facing photos to try to negate this.
https://www.photofeeler.com/