0.25 is hardly a big mog as the variability of attractiveness is enough to cover a rating spread that small. For example a person can be easily rated 4.75 PSL, 5 PSL, even 5.25 PSL and they don't mog themselves obviously. It's the threshold into which it's so obvious one is above, the variability of ratings doesn't matter.
0.25 is hardly a big mog as the variability of attractiveness is enough to cover a rating spread that small. For example a person can be easily rated 4.75 PSL, 5 PSL, even 5.25 PSL and they don't mog themselves obviously. It's the threshold into which it's so obvious one is above, the variability of ratings doesn't matter.
Well I still disagree because actually to me as you go further up the scale, everyone there is universally attractive and then it often comes down to what "type" of attractive you like. That is, Cilian Murphy to some could mog Louis Allen III as they're both so high that they like his type of beauty more. Versus it's clear in normie ranges that a HTN mogs a LTN.
Well I still disagree because actually to me as you go further up the scale, everyone there is universally attractive and then it often comes down to what "type" of attractive you like. That is, Cilian Murphy to some could mog Louis Allen III as they're both so high that they like his type of beauty more. Versus it's clear in normie ranges that a HTN mogs a LTN.
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