NuclearGeo20
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I've thought of this concept for a little and I wanted to add to my thoughts on angles/profiles.
If you didn't read my first thread, I would recommend you do that first.
looksmax.org
In this thread, I want to clarify the importance of each angle and profile. I will discuss the importance of all angles when it comes to attractiveness.
When you're not in an intimate relationship, people in a group setting will see you the most from these angles (in order).
1. 5/8, 3/4, 7/8 Profile
These are the angles at which you will be seen the most. You will most likely not be seen from the front profile unless you are engaging in conversation with the other person which doesn't happen unless you're captivating to the other person and offer value in your companionship to them. Even then, most of the time you are with them, you won't be talking face to face, unless it's a romantic relationship.
2. Front Profile
This profile is only used during one on one conversation. It is the most personal and is more feeling based than any other interaction. Because you are in a group setting you won't be seen from this profile as often because when you are in a group there are many people talking and sharing their viewpoint. Unless, you and another person are dominating the group discussion and facing each other, you will not be seen from the front profile as often, only the person you are talking too will see it. People will see also see you at the front profile when you greet them for the first time, and that would give the relationship the spark.
3. Side Profile
This profile isn't seen very often. The only times you will see it in a group setting is when a person in another direction from you or sitting/standing right next to you and you look at them. This one is still important, because it will maintain attraction, but it's far less important because you are seen from the other profiles way more.
If you are in a intimate relationship the front profile will start to dominate more and more. This is how it will most likely be.
Every relationship starts out in a group setting. That group setting then becomes more about the relationship if the 2 people are attracted to each other when they meet. This is where the front profile begins to dominate more and more. People talk face to face, so if you don't have a decent enough front profile, it's over for you.
To recap in simple terms, your 3/4 profile will dominate in a group situation, but in a one one relationship your front profile will dominate more. People fall in love with your 3/4 because that is the first time they will see you, but the front profile will maintain their interest once they greet you.
Thoughts?
If you didn't read my first thread, I would recommend you do that first.
AngleMaxxing (Guide); What Raters Don't Understand
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looksmax.org
In this thread, I want to clarify the importance of each angle and profile. I will discuss the importance of all angles when it comes to attractiveness.
When you're not in an intimate relationship, people in a group setting will see you the most from these angles (in order).
1. 5/8, 3/4, 7/8 Profile
These are the angles at which you will be seen the most. You will most likely not be seen from the front profile unless you are engaging in conversation with the other person which doesn't happen unless you're captivating to the other person and offer value in your companionship to them. Even then, most of the time you are with them, you won't be talking face to face, unless it's a romantic relationship.
2. Front Profile
This profile is only used during one on one conversation. It is the most personal and is more feeling based than any other interaction. Because you are in a group setting you won't be seen from this profile as often because when you are in a group there are many people talking and sharing their viewpoint. Unless, you and another person are dominating the group discussion and facing each other, you will not be seen from the front profile as often, only the person you are talking too will see it. People will see also see you at the front profile when you greet them for the first time, and that would give the relationship the spark.
3. Side Profile
This profile isn't seen very often. The only times you will see it in a group setting is when a person in another direction from you or sitting/standing right next to you and you look at them. This one is still important, because it will maintain attraction, but it's far less important because you are seen from the other profiles way more.
If you are in a intimate relationship the front profile will start to dominate more and more. This is how it will most likely be.
Every relationship starts out in a group setting. That group setting then becomes more about the relationship if the 2 people are attracted to each other when they meet. This is where the front profile begins to dominate more and more. People talk face to face, so if you don't have a decent enough front profile, it's over for you.
To recap in simple terms, your 3/4 profile will dominate in a group situation, but in a one one relationship your front profile will dominate more. People fall in love with your 3/4 because that is the first time they will see you, but the front profile will maintain their interest once they greet you.
Thoughts?
