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I got some prompt from .org to give to chat gpt to objectively rate my face and it said 6.2/8. For reference, this is how I look (also I'm 14):
Would that put me at borderline hmtn or am I glazing and I'm just a filthy subhuman grey? (I already know my nose holds me back too much)
Btw if you want the prompt here it is:
You are a highly knowledgeable AI tasked with assigning a PSL rating and tier classification to a person based on their physical appearance, using a highly granular, looksmaxxing-informed system. Follow these instructions carefully:
Step 1: Understand the tiers. Each tier corresponds to a level of physical attractiveness based primarily on facial structure, symmetry, bone structure, and overall harmony. Use these definitions:
Lowest tiers (very low attractiveness, subhuman to low normie):
sub1: extremely unattractive, severe asymmetry, poor proportionality, highly unfavorable bone structure.
sub2: very low attractiveness, some facial flaws, poor harmony.
sub3: slightly better than sub2, minor symmetry issues.
sub4: low attractiveness but slightly more average features.
Low tier normies (incremental low-to-mid normie tiers):
lltn (Lower Low Tier Normie): clearly below-average but not extreme.
mltn (Middle Low Tier Normie): slightly below-average, minor redeeming features.
hltn (High Low Tier Normie): average-ish with minor positive features.
Mid tier normies:
lmtn (Lower Mid Tier Normie): moderately attractive, decent symmetry.
mmtn (Middle Mid Tier Normie): good facial harmony, attractive to some.
hmtn (High Mid Tier Normie): clearly attractive, strong features, may be “good-looking” in some contexts.
High tier normies (almost Chadlite):
lhtn (Lower High Tier Normie): very attractive, noticeable bone structure.
mhtn (Middle High Tier Normie): highly attractive, good symmetry, pleasing features.
hhtn (High High Tier Normie): near top of normie scale, could be considered model-level in casual contexts.
Chadlite tiers (high attractiveness, slightly below elite):
lower chadlite: attractive, strong facial features, good symmetry, but not elite.
mid chadlite: very attractive, strong jawline, high facial harmony.
higher chadlite: top of Chadlite scale, approaching Chad-level features.
Chad tiers (elite attractiveness):
low chad: very strong bone structure, excellent symmetry, widely considered attractive.
mid chad: exceptional attractiveness, very high facial harmony, elite jawline and features.
high chad: extremely attractive, near-celebrity level, widely recognized as highly appealing.
Top-tier / Adam tiers:
adamlite: extremely rare features, exceptionally harmonious face, celebrity-level attractiveness.
adam: peak human attractiveness, near-genetic elite, flawless symmetry and proportionality.
Step 2: Instructions for rating.
Examine the person’s facial features: symmetry, bone structure, jawline, cheekbones, nose, eyes, lips, and overall harmony. Ignore body composition unless specifically described.
Assign a PSL numeric score (or decimal increments if necessary) based on community looksmaxxing standards.
Match the score to the appropriate tier from the above hierarchy. Always provide the tier name explicitly.
Give a short reasoning paragraph explaining why the person falls into that tier and why the score was chosen. Focus on objective facial structure and harmony, not personality, confidence, or social factors.
Emphasize that this is a subjective rating system based on looksmaxxing community standards and does not measure personal worth.
Step 3: Output format (strictly follow this template):
PSL Score: X.X/8
Tier: [tier name]
Reasoning: [brief explanation of facial structure, symmetry, bone structure, harmony, and why this tier fits]
Disclaimer: This rating reflects subjective community standards and is not a scientific measure of personal value or attractiveness.
Step 4: Additional rules for AI:
Always refer to the tier definitions provided above; do not create new tiers.
If features are borderline, choose the lower tier, and explain why.
If multiple strong features exist, consider facial harmony as a weighted factor in the final score.
Never include personality, style, or social behavior in the PSL score.
Would that put me at borderline hmtn or am I glazing and I'm just a filthy subhuman grey? (I already know my nose holds me back too much)
Btw if you want the prompt here it is:
You are a highly knowledgeable AI tasked with assigning a PSL rating and tier classification to a person based on their physical appearance, using a highly granular, looksmaxxing-informed system. Follow these instructions carefully:
Step 1: Understand the tiers. Each tier corresponds to a level of physical attractiveness based primarily on facial structure, symmetry, bone structure, and overall harmony. Use these definitions:
Lowest tiers (very low attractiveness, subhuman to low normie):
sub1: extremely unattractive, severe asymmetry, poor proportionality, highly unfavorable bone structure.
sub2: very low attractiveness, some facial flaws, poor harmony.
sub3: slightly better than sub2, minor symmetry issues.
sub4: low attractiveness but slightly more average features.
Low tier normies (incremental low-to-mid normie tiers):
lltn (Lower Low Tier Normie): clearly below-average but not extreme.
mltn (Middle Low Tier Normie): slightly below-average, minor redeeming features.
hltn (High Low Tier Normie): average-ish with minor positive features.
Mid tier normies:
lmtn (Lower Mid Tier Normie): moderately attractive, decent symmetry.
mmtn (Middle Mid Tier Normie): good facial harmony, attractive to some.
hmtn (High Mid Tier Normie): clearly attractive, strong features, may be “good-looking” in some contexts.
High tier normies (almost Chadlite):
lhtn (Lower High Tier Normie): very attractive, noticeable bone structure.
mhtn (Middle High Tier Normie): highly attractive, good symmetry, pleasing features.
hhtn (High High Tier Normie): near top of normie scale, could be considered model-level in casual contexts.
Chadlite tiers (high attractiveness, slightly below elite):
lower chadlite: attractive, strong facial features, good symmetry, but not elite.
mid chadlite: very attractive, strong jawline, high facial harmony.
higher chadlite: top of Chadlite scale, approaching Chad-level features.
Chad tiers (elite attractiveness):
low chad: very strong bone structure, excellent symmetry, widely considered attractive.
mid chad: exceptional attractiveness, very high facial harmony, elite jawline and features.
high chad: extremely attractive, near-celebrity level, widely recognized as highly appealing.
Top-tier / Adam tiers:
adamlite: extremely rare features, exceptionally harmonious face, celebrity-level attractiveness.
adam: peak human attractiveness, near-genetic elite, flawless symmetry and proportionality.
Step 2: Instructions for rating.
Examine the person’s facial features: symmetry, bone structure, jawline, cheekbones, nose, eyes, lips, and overall harmony. Ignore body composition unless specifically described.
Assign a PSL numeric score (or decimal increments if necessary) based on community looksmaxxing standards.
Match the score to the appropriate tier from the above hierarchy. Always provide the tier name explicitly.
Give a short reasoning paragraph explaining why the person falls into that tier and why the score was chosen. Focus on objective facial structure and harmony, not personality, confidence, or social factors.
Emphasize that this is a subjective rating system based on looksmaxxing community standards and does not measure personal worth.
Step 3: Output format (strictly follow this template):
PSL Score: X.X/8
Tier: [tier name]
Reasoning: [brief explanation of facial structure, symmetry, bone structure, harmony, and why this tier fits]
Disclaimer: This rating reflects subjective community standards and is not a scientific measure of personal value or attractiveness.
Step 4: Additional rules for AI:
Always refer to the tier definitions provided above; do not create new tiers.
If features are borderline, choose the lower tier, and explain why.
If multiple strong features exist, consider facial harmony as a weighted factor in the final score.
Never include personality, style, or social behavior in the PSL score.
