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- Once, I told a guy who brought up this topic that any woman would generally rate herself a 10 if asked. If you feel like a woman, then that's how it is, and there are no gray areas here. As for me, I don't believe in any scales; it's too subjective and contrived. Men have all sorts of nonsense in their heads: some will rate a woman a 10, and others will rate her a 5. And as for personal charm in communication, if there's a desire, you'll please anyone, and if there isn't, you won't please them no matter how hard you try. Trying to reduce something as complex as self-perception across a whole spectrum of aspects to a single number on a scale is a futile exercise. But, I still wish you luck in your research. Maybe you'll get some numbers out of it.
- This is all demagoguery, and the only subjective and contrived concepts and variables here are "belief," "nonsense," "desire," and "futility," as well as statements based on anecdotes. Just as there are exceptional people who can lift a certain weight with a hundred units of strength, there are women who will be attractive to the vast majority of men – this is a statistical fact that cannot be easily dismissed with false theoretical reasoning. Based on this, a corresponding scale can be constructed. To be honest, I'm disappointed that, of all the possible answers, you chose not only to not answer at all but also decided to cover up your unwillingness to do so with false arguments. And for your information, your insincere wish for good luck is just that – insincere, given the dismissive thoughts you expressed. You are only angering the gods and shaming your followers. I won't say that I'm glad about this meeting, because that would be a lie, but I still hope that you will learn from this lesson.
Anpan leaves. - Interesting guy... - Edin commented, unintentionally becoming a witness to this dialogue.