Hi I’m the brown striped girl! I’ve watched a few of your videos so this is pretty exciting. Sorry if it seemed like I was trying to pander to ppls feelings. Admittedly there’s a lot of moving variables here, plus we weren’t told to explicitly rate physical attraction, which gave us guessers a chance to move behind the “safety shield” of including personality or confidence in the rating. Def understandable that people did not like the tone of that video. I’d actually love to see a video about historical beauty standards vs modern and the scientific backing behind those (ex. Yang Gui Fei was a large woman and considered the beauty standard, despite modern China preferring thin women now). Thanks for the content ^^

This channel kills me because you’re slowly becoming more honest and unhinged with the way you speak and it’s hilarious 💀

If you ever rate yourself below a 7 or say you're below average, people will just tell you that's not true and shower you with pity...it's basically toxic positivity 😩

We need to be nicer to " ugly people " , but we also need to stop lying to protect egos. Both exist , both are fine .

People aren't judging you for announcing that you are a gender queen goblin. They have no idea what that means so they are confused.

there's nothing fundamentally wrong with being unattractive but unattractive people are treated worse. this mistreatment correlates to how they perceive themselves and their self worth. no one wants to be worth less

The worst thing is when you know you're ugly but then people give you pity compliments and you both know they are lying but it would be awkward to just outright confront them lol.

A trick I learned is rate yourself a 10/10 in front of people, and honestly it pisses people off so much when someone is cocky and rates themselves a 10/10, that they give you your true rating

Being told the brutal truth is better than sugarcoated compliment.

I personally see the "real scale" as 3-11. No one ever rates somebody below a 3, it makes the average 7, and quite a few people say something above 10.

If they had some Asian aunties on there the outcome would have been ruthless!

It is so refreshing to have found a channel that specifically does NOT pander to feelings or "political correctness", but rather approaches the topic of attractiveness through the lens of science and objectivity. I find it incredibly helpful and honestly quite grounding, in order to find my own personal baseline.

In their defense, 7 out of 10, is 70 percent which is considered average in school. A 5 out of 10, though?! 50 percent?! That's failing. Most people aren't failing in looks, but they damn well are not getting at least a B (80%/8 out of 10).

I would really not confuse attraction with beauty, though. They are 2 different concepts.

I'm 100% certain that if you were to add elements of anonymity and secrecy in the the rating process the answers would look completely different. People don't want to hurt others feelings so it would be interesting to compare how anonymity would affect the results.

I've noticed that usually when people do not really find any attractive traits about you, they quickly resort to telling you that ''you are confident'' and continue to sugarcoat the fact that they really do not find you attractive. I am not an attractive person, and whenever people tell me that my confidence is attractive, I find it as an insult, because that is the moment I usually know what they really think of me. However this is not always the case, some people genuinely find my confidence as something attractive. I also analyze their body language whenever they talk to me to give me better insight if they are lying or not.

Unless you find yourself getting social benefits that no one else around you gets, just assume that you’re a 5 (average) or below. You’re not doing yourself a favor by pretending you’re something that you’re not.

People just trying to safe face 💀, they should do this anonymously

"bigger body" is such a nice way to save your ego instead of being honest to yourself...

I fully agree. If you rate someone a "5" they act as if you just said the most insulting thing to them-- as if you called them "horribly ugly"... but 5 is literally average. None of these people are an 8/10, hell none of these people are even a 7/10 and that's okay... 8/10's are rare... because attractiveness, as you said, is a bell-curve. Can we please stop pandering to people's feelings and just be honest. It's not healthy or positive or revolutionary or even kind to just lie pretend that everyone is a 7 or 8 out of 10.

Such a good point tying attractiveness to your identity as a person; most people associate u calling them unattractive with their character, and their entire being. It can be hard to detach your identity from how you look because it is 'you', but at the same time there is a lot more beneath the surface that has little connection to how you look. Realizing this makes it ok to be called physically unattractive

God, The Cut is annoying with the way they frame things. You can tell they're acting like this video is some 'mind-expanding story about tolerance and queer bodies being beautiful,' when really it's just polite Gen Z-ers lying to each other to be nice. This doesn't do anything for anyone in the real world, other than inordinately gas them up and give them a false self-perception that they (hopefully) will get over as time goes by.

This is extremely unhealthy… being attractive means just that. Someone is attracted to you. The rating system is to keep people in line which is understandable but still a structure to degrade. Our whole societal structure is to make you feel inadequate.

The reason 7 is the middle of the road is because there are two scales: one based on averaging out the attractiveness of all people, and one based on how much attractiveness you feel towards someone. On the second scale, a 5 means "neither attracted nor repulsed" and the reason why most people end up around 7 is because they feel moderately attracted to average people. In other words, "The level of attraction I feel towards 5s is around 7"

It's true that the best way to understand your attractiveness is seeing how people treat you, not rating scales where people overestimates your attractiveness just to be nice. I know I'm more attractive now than I was a few years ago, i lost my "baby fat" and I'm thinner in general. I've always been very shy, but in the past i was just ignored and considered weird for that. Now people don't ignore me, they try to talk to me when I'm out, they try to keep the conversation going even if I'm not really sociable...they treat me better, they smile at me. At first it was weird, I've never being treated like that... it's still weird actually, but this made me more confident, I go out with friends more often, I feel better about myself.

I think it’s hard to be called ugly mostly because we understand, subconsciously, that means either we won’t have as much success, or our children won’t… physical attraction tends to seep into every area, you’re less likely to be hired if you’re not average looking, so if you can’t get a good paying job, you’re more likely to be both impoverished and unattractive. I also think it’s even harder for people to hear “you have so much potential to be attractive, but you’re currently a 1-6” because we have to confront that it’s mostly within our control how we rank on that scale… it would almost feel better for our egos if we were told it’s entirely genetics or bad luck. It’s difficult to change things like mouth breathing, eating better, experimenting with new hair colors and styles, exercising, and finding a clothing style that looks ideal on you. All that effort feels so overwhelming… I was an ugly duckling from elementary-most of high-school. I felt like I hit the lottery when I started exercising, practicing better tongue posture, wearing feminine clothing that looked good on my body, and eating healthier. It wasn’t just “bad luck”, it was my own upbringing and lifestyle choices that held me back. I worked hard to get to where I am now, and even at this point I would realistically say that aesthetics wise I am a 6-7, even with all the work I put into myself. It’s extremely hard to be goddess-like beautiful, and that’s okay. We don’t have to be. Most people who are a 4 and up will get married and have children… most people are a 5, and not everyone will let initial physical attraction dictate where the relationship goes.

regional standards were a mindfuck to me. i think i’m average and in my home state i didn’t get many compliments but when i moved, i noticed people staring at me and i literally got multiple compliments at work every single day. it was jarring tbh LOL.

Unpopular opinion: beauty (the actual definition- people's features) is MORE objective than it is subjective. If you put two very different people side by side, and directly tell everyone that they should vote the more beautifull person honestly, one person is gonna have 90% of the votes. In conclusion: beauty (the actual definition) is more objective than it is subjective, despite being both

As much as I love your channel, I think maybe the reason they weren't being "honest" is because attractiveness was being taken in a less literal or scientific way, but a more 3-Dimensional way (not just physical attributes). My sister, who is an aesthetician, told me that attractiveness isn't just your face or your body. That's why you can have a crush on a guy you think is cute, and then have to explain to your friends that he's cuter in person when showing them photos. Or why you can see someone and think they're beautiful, and as soon as they open their mouths they become unattractive. So we are attracted to people because of many things - energy, mannerisms, quirks. I would agree with you if they were rating people on physical features. But attractiveness is a loose term and I think in this context they meant it in all the other ways that count too

The difference in the number of plus sized models is given by the fact that plus sized women still look ‘feminine’, sometimes even more so than the slim ones, which is appealing to a part of the public, not so much the modelling agencies themselves. On the other hand, plus sized men also look more ‘feminine’, with the gynocomastia and softer facial traits, except for them this is not in their favour since the modelling industry prefers a masculine look in general and the public as well.

The actual attractive people rate themselves lower to seem humble and everyone rates the unattractive people much higher for pity

You're talking about attractiveness in an objective sense; most of the raters on here are ranking subjectively. Nothing wrong with that, there are people who are not objectively attractive that you may personally find attractive also. Also the line about there being less plus size male models than female because men are "visual creatures" doesn't sit right with me. Women are a bigger target by the fashion industry, and what is profitable right now is self acceptance and body diversity representation. The male fashion industry is just behind. Many men don't want to admit that they are hurt by the standards set for male bodies. They're still trying to attain them, or get depressed when they can't. I believe we will see more representation for men in the future, even if it's only for profit.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with being "average." I'm average, my family's average, etc. I wrestled with this knowledge back in my 20's, but I realized I was attributing averageness to blandness and other negative descriptions. Average is just average. You can still be attractive! As long as you take care of your health and hygiene and make an effort to dress well, you'll be just fine.

When everyone’s “beautiful” or “attractive” we’re devaluing aesthetics. I wish people wouldn’t lie and pretend like we don’t inherently know. They want to deny that feeling you get, that innate sensation when you view something aesthetically pleasing. It’s nothing to be ashamed about, it can leave you in awe and be inspiring. That channel probably knows what it’s doing (and I guess it worked since I’m engaging with the content) but I cringed so much during that video. 💀

I know there is the scientific standard of beauty but to be honest as an individual I definitely find a majority of people attractive, it comes with a lot of time of deconstructing our modern beauty standards and seeing all the beauty standards that have ever existed. So I don’t entirely agree with what you have to say.

i think there is a significant difference between general attractiveness (what they're rating) and visual attractiveness (what you're rating). it makes sense that they are factoring in confidence, style, attitude etc because those are all perceivable but not necessarily physical qualities that people can subjectively find attractive. your rating of their visual/physical attractiveness is a lot more objective - while they are rating the attractiveness of the person, you're rating the attractiveness of the body. and i think it's fair in either way to just refer to it as "attractiveness" because when you meet a person, all of these other things are factored into your perception of them and wether or not that perceived person is attractive to them, rather than just reducing their impression to the attractiveness of the body. i think it's important to tell these two apart

I would be even more upset if someone gave me a 7.5 because they don't want to hurt my feelings than if they were honest and called me ugly. I always considered myself average (5) and the idea of an obviously more attractive person calling me a 7 or 8 sounds lame lol like don't be condescending pls

they didn’t rate physical attractiveness though, it was more about the overall vibe that’s why confidence played such a big role. no one asked them to specifically rate their physical features

100% agree with you. Those fake reviews might feel nice for half a minute, but they def do not help in the long run. I'm now trying my very best to look better and the reason for that is because one of my friends said that i m kinda ugly and should take better care of myself. Wasnt to happy to hear it at the moment, but he was right. Now that i take better care of myself, i got so many compliments from people around me who knew me for years. I wish someone has said it sooner

I love how honest u r in ur videos it honestly feels like a breath of fresh air

4:15, It's not clear in the video, the distribution of attractiveness CAN be skewed to the left or the right (saying it is physically impossible is a bit misleading), instead if this is the case, we should socially redefine what 'average-looking' is, where 7 becomes the new 5, otherwise it defeats the purpose and we get comments like at 0:04 where 8 is considered 'middle of the road.'

It works analogously to that how we rate films. A solid film is usually rated as 7 out of 10, whereas 5 out of 10 should be considered as that, neither bad nor good. Maybe rating by this scale is invalid itself.

Attractiveness is extremely different from objective beauty. I have seen plenty of plain people who have a charismatic personality that makes them wildly attractive. Even though looking at their pictures, you wouldn’t cast them a second glance. There’s a lot more that goes into creating attraction and desire than just objective beauty.

"What's the point of having *words*"? LOOOOL! I feel ya, brother.

I love how clear, cut, and honest you are OMG! You have no idea how many people hide honesty due to fear of being harshly criticized. The truth is-you’re saying exactly what most of us are thinking.

I think being honest would be less 'hurtful', cuz deep down you know the truth. I never get why some think saying that most people are 5 out of 10 (average or below), is a bad thing as that is the reality. It doesn't mean we can't take care of ourselves and present a better version

The fact that when they told that obese woman some people thought she was the most attractive and her first response was "great" instead of being suspicious is crazy af. Seriously.

It’s hard to make beauty objective though :( Like I know this channel employs a scientific, empirical, objective approach to analyzing beauty but it’s still based on perceptions and taste and how human society has generally become accustomed to identifying what is beauty. But it doesn’t account for individual preferences or the other factors that contribute to one’s attractiveness such as confidence I think this guy just has cognitive dissonance because his whole channel is dedicated to objectively analyzing attractiveness but I truly believe preferences exist and one’s personality (suave, confidence, composure) really adds to someone’s attractiveness Also I don’t think i’m exhibiting toxic positivity. I find all human faces interesting in its own way and there are people who aren’t generally regarded as beautiful whom I’m enthralled by.

The 1-10 scale is really 1-5 scale if you imagine 5 as 1 and 10 as 5. It makes all the ratings feel much more accurate

They're saying 7 because its not as insulting as calling someone a 5 or 6 lol But it's also not so far out as being 8 plus. I don't see the issue in being called a 6. I'm a 6 right now. My weight, my eyebrows, I need a haircut. I'm definitely not ugly... But I'm not a neck breaker 😂 and that's OK.

I find it very irritating when people are extremely against societal beauty standards to the point where they seem delusional. Sometimes their whole "I dOn'T wAnT tO fOlLoW cOnVeNtIoNaL bEaUtY sTaNdArDs!" seems more like an excuse to me for them to avoid hurting someone's feelings and still try to come out looking morally superior, deep and sophisticated.

lying to people hurts them more than telling the truth. Delusional confidence is a posion

I've always felt uncomfortable when people complimented me on my looks because I know I'm average looking at best...🙂 but I also know they're just trying to be nice so I'm like "...thanks" 😀🙌 and just go on with my day😂

If we keep telling everyone they are a 7, they will think they deserve a partner that's a 7 and they don't want to settle for much less. So many people will end up miserable. Rating someone a 7 who is a 5 is really just selfish to avoid confrontation.

There's a difference between "rating attractiveness" and "rating how well someone fits the current western beauty standard" though. Attractiveness is subjective as is shown by the fact that often people will find their friends more attractive over time (because they grow fonder of them and thus rate their attractiveness higher). AND if you look at what the beauty standards were during different times / in different cultures it's very apparent that they, too are socially constructed and thus also subjective. Think about the women who plucked out their hairline because during the Renaissance giant foreheads were super attractive or how in Mauritania fat women are considered the most desirable.

I think QOVES missed a BIG part of American culture in the rating system since Australian schools do it slightly differently. In American schools, a 50 out of 100 is an F for failing, 60s is poor or a D, a 70 is a C- and is considered, passable but just barely. A 75 is considered satisfactory. An 80+ is Good and 90+ is excellent. These people, being Americans, are using a scale similar to our school grading system. Thus calling someone a 7 out of 10 is just calling them barely satisfactory and a 7.5 out of 10 is probably average. If someone got below a 5 out of 10 then they must have something seriously bad going on and 9s would be reserved for models. However, these people were absolutely pandering with their ratings.

Everyone in that video was a 4-5 at best not counting the Asian lady in the brown skirt. She’s a cutie to me

I think the idea of "Rating attractiveness" is lost in between participants' pandering/innocence/kindness and QOVES' close-minded/too-academic perception. The problem with the people in the video is that they think the scale of 1-10 starts from 5 up to 10, hence 7 is average and 5 is ugly. QOVES mistake is thinking beauty is necessary = attractiveness -- and vice versa. (a 10/10 looking person could be 6/10 attractive if they're annoying or stupid. a 6/10 looking person could be 10/10 attractive if they're rich or successful/famous)

Me to the first chick: ”I was gonna rate you 3/10, but since you even identify yourself as goblin let’s be honest and make it 1.5/10”

Could you maybe do a list of AI generated faces with an accurate rating on the 1-10 attractiveness scale in a video? Maybe AI generated faces so no one will get offended?

People mostly avoid being honest because they're afraid of a negative reaction or confrontation in general. They'd rather be dishonest to please someone else and make themselves feel good (virtue signalling) rather than be honest and help someone who's living in their own pocket dimension because of how many people lie to them.

Excellent assessment and I appreciate your directness.

Ive been called everything from hideous to ugly to beautiful to stunning so i genuinely dont know and frankly dont care anymore i just live. These videos are usually not maybe that honest, but people are at least being KIND. With how evil and how mean the internet is, im fine with people being somewhat kind

PLEASE do more reaction videos like these I love these kinds of videos and always love watching an actual person who knows what hes talking about rate these people

Wait a damn minute... WAIT A DAMN MINUTE. I literally never in my life have seen a plus size men model WHATTTTTTTT OH MY GOD..

I always say: depend the area. In where I live, physically I am a 7-8. In Miami or LA, probably a 5. When ppl tell me: you are a 9 or 10… BS, if that was true I’d be in Vogue or VS catwalk or so, and Im not, so. No. Im tired of toxic positivity.

love you QOVES, it’s funny that y’all just posted this because I was just contemplating on how attractive I think I am- physically speaking. Totally did the whole “oh I think I’m a 6 or 7” 😂 but I think if I’m being objective, I sit somewhere in the 4-5 range. And it’s kinda nice honestly, kinda humbling. This was enlightening, love your content as always. Love from Oregon 💛🤗

I really appreciate and enjoy the candid commentary in this video. I’d love to see more video analyses like this!

Qoves having a nervous breakdown about inaccurate number ratings of attractiveness is so funny, but also I'm upset about it too! Why don't people understand numbers????

Truth has left the room

Can we argue that slightly overweight women are more desirable than slightly overweight man because female hormones make your body more fatty and male hormones make your body more muscular ?

2:34 BS warning 2:51 Goblin doesn’t bode well for character qualities… or attractiveness.

In my view, people're focusing the positive feautures and giving compliments when they're looking at a mediocre person so they re giving 7 points. People're focusing the negative feautures and nitpicking when they're looking at a very attractive person so they re giving 8 points. Because the difference of between 7 and 8 is huge!

If I was in this video I would do the same. You never know how neurotic someone is and how they will handle the truth. Personally if someone called me unattractive , it would linger in my head and make me feel bad. It’s complicated especially since it’s going on KZfaq and everyone can see you call someone ugly to their face. It’s not a good look

I find it funny that people act like they're just born magically in a bigger body like no your body is a report card of how you eat a. They need to take responsibility for themselves and the answer is not just lieing to there faces.

Well, it takes a certain kind of person to be searingly honest while looking into someone's eyes.....so this was never going to be accurate.

The way I look at it: - the 0/10 - 10/10 scale is flawed and missing. - most people don't know the difference between objective attractiveness and potential attractive. That is why *I* have a more accurate grading of: ➡️0/30 - 30/30 -meaning from 0 to 10 is the ugly zone, from 11 to 20 is the average zone and from 21 to 30 is the beautiful zone. When it comes to potential attractiveness, It's about taking care of your health and exercise your body to not be too skinny or fat. Some people have really great faces but it was completely destroyed by years of bad diet and lack of vitality. cba explain if you know you know.

we need to stop telling unattractive people they are 7 and 8

Damn I am so lucky I found out I am a soild 5/10 at like age 15. It's crazy to me how many people think they are hot.

this channel is a such a precious drop of goodhearted realism in todays world full of wooden houses with brick pattern painted on them. Thank you and please keep doing what you do!

The road we’re talking about is 5-10. Anything less falls into the ‚hideous’ bin (differences between 1s and 4s be damned), 5-6 is above ugly (so def not something someone wants to hear), 7-8 is ‚bearable to look at’ with 8s falling into ‚pretty’, 9s are objectively pretty, like can wake up and go to town pretty, 10s are bombshells (with the occasional ‚harhar 10s dont exist irl’ smartass comment). I blame the 1-10 grading system and the rise of influencers facetune/filters for the wack rating systems people seem to have.

You should talk about the philosophy/psychology of beauty! This video reminded me that the Greek word for beauty, "kalos," also means "good" and "noble." Conversely, the Greek work for ugly, "kakos," also means bad, sinful, wicked, and base. The way these people tiptoe around objective rating (they invoke confidence, "vibe," anything but their true judgement of someone's physicality) shows that we still subconsciously associate beauty with goodness (consider: the halo effect), and ugliness with badness (consider: Republicans belitting Hillary's voice, Democrats belitting Trump's skin tone). I bet this association runs very deep, and that since few people are aware of it, they are therefore controlled by it. As another commenter noted, in the modern climate we flat-out gaslight an unattractive person who asks our opinion of their looks, because to tell them they are ugly (kakos) has become tantamount to telling them they are bad (kakos). To my way of thinking, this ludicrous flattery actually REINFORCES the ancient notion that what is beautiful is good, and what is ugly is bad. To actually challenge this ideology, one would have to say "it's true, you are not beautiful, but you do not need to be, and you are just as good as someone beautiful." This approach puts value judgement back towards what the person can control (their actions, talents, and character) and pivots away from conflating beauty with goodness. Anyway please do a video on something like this, love the channel xx

Let's gooo. A video keeping it real. Thanks QOVES

I'm 3/4 way through, and this video is really messed up. The reasons why people thought they were unattractive were most probably wrong, and now they base their newly acquired attractivity on a completely wrong basis. I feel like this is actually very dangerous because obviously they are completely misjudging each other and in effect themselves as well. And the confidence thing is also completely stupid. Obviously, self-confidence doesn't mean overestimating one's abilities, but to know them well. And if I'm a 6 and present myself or demand a 10, that's not confidence but overestimation.

“gender queer goblin” is pretty accurate!

“There’s nothing wrong with being unattractive” i needed to hear that to move forward, i really like this channel for some reason.

If we were all considered attractive then the term “pretty privilege” and all of the meaning behind it wouldn’t exist. It’s funny how the body positivity group says everyone is beautiful then use these terms.

How can you say 'average' or 'middle of the road' and call yourself a 7/10 ? Also how delusional are you if you think you are a 7 when your BMI and body fat percentage close to 40%?

It's really sad to see people pity rating them as attractive smh

Basing it on lived experience is most accurate in my experience. Even if people try to hide it or be politically correct their actions speak loudly. Personally, I would say I’m slightly above average but I get free stuff a lot, I have opportunities dropped in my lap, and people either compliment me a lot or act intimidated. I have been very shy and insecure for a lot of my life because I was bullied a lot as a child and confidence or lack of it doesn’t really make the huge difference people claim it does. I’ve been shy and barely dancing at the club and had people spot me across the room and make a beeline to ask me to dance. I’ve been rushing to work sweating and running with my head down and had people sprint to catch up and ask me out. Logically, I know I’m not that ugly little gremlin child anymore but I still have a hard time having any confidence. If you are shy and lack confidence and you are considered attractive people will just find it charming and idealize you for it OR they’ll assume that you are acting standoffish because you think you are better than them, THAT is a huge downside that’s bitten me in the ass a lot. I feel like I have to act really friendly, innocent, and sweet in public to compensate. And I know that my looks have room for improvement. I don’t like my chin/jaw they could be more feminine and my mouth is a bit small so I have buccal corridors when I smile. Thankfully I have decently full lips so having a small and round mouth isn’t bad if I’m not doing a toothy grin. I’d also like my eyes to be longer laterally and my nose to be refined, I will get a nose job because I need it for health reasons pretty badly. The worst part is that I want to act so the standards in everyday life don’t even compare. Like I might be the most attractive on a random downtown street but it’s completely different in an audition waiting room. 💀💀💀💀 kind of wish I didn’t fall in love with acting.

Best thing my parents did for my appearance was stop me from mouth breathing. Went through a period when I was like 3 or 4 where I started doing it for some reason and my mom would stop me every time she noticed. Eventually I got the idea that I shouldn’t until I have a cold or something (eventually got on allergy medication for seasonal stuffiness) and now It’s safe to say at the very least I avoided a weak chin and have a decent jawline. Definitely going to do the same when I have kids. They may not be 7/10s but at least they will not be hindered by traits that were environmental and avoidable

we live in a world where everyone lies to each other to not hurt people feelings, instead of being truthful to help them self improve.

This explains everything....... We now live in a world in which everyone strives to be AVERAGE...... If you happen to excel higher than average........ You will now deal with attempts of individuals whose only purpose is to drag you down...... Stay strong my people. NEVER FOLLOW....... Its what we do......

thank you! this is what I've been saying forever especially in the age of social media and instant validation, not everyone is meant to be pretty ! and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. your value is not diminished because you are unattractive.

I love your channel, you're honest and that's what the world needs more of.

Does anyone think that most of us became dull about beauty these days? Social media is full of photoshopping, makeup, lighting, and choosing the right fashion. That's why we don't know what the average person looks like anymore. There are lots of tips and tricks out there to make 4-5s into 7s. So the 4~7 becomes a blurred range. Whereas you need to be really skewed to be below a 3 and above an 8.

I think this 'everyone is a 7' comes from extrapolating the school grading system to appearance, were 5 is failure and 10 is excellence so 7 is the 'average' here.

I was about to comment at the end of the video that I honestly think that people are a 5/10 instead of a 7/10 but I’m glad you hit that point in the beginning I love how honest your videos are because I feel like people try to sugarcoat videos about appearances

“i’m a genderqueer goblin” oh so quirky and unique, never heard that one before🙄

Your honesty is very much appreciated! It truly helps those of us that want to improve upon ourselves while maintaining a realistic perspective on the matter