I, personally, cannot be attracted to other people more than I am attracted to my boyfriend. I can think that someone is good-looking but I'll always catch myself thinking "not more than my boyfriend". I think my boyfriend is the most attractive person to me and I think it's fine and normal.
I know he doesn't think the same, which is also normal. And I came to terms with that a while ago.
But I'm confused as to exactly what he's thinking and want clarification. Today we argued because I was saying how I'll never be the top of his list or be his #1 most beautiful girl based on things that he's told me:
I'm not the most beautiful/#1 to him. I'm in a tier with other girls he thinks are the most beautiful in the world.
Why I'm confused:
He says he cannot rank how people look and that's why I cannot be #1 but he has tier ranks for groups of girls. I just so happen to be at his top tier rank ("S Tier"). I can't be ranked individually but can in groups. (And honestly I don't even want to be ranked. This just confused me).
I try to say exactly what I think this means:
I'm never gonna be the MOST beautiful girl in his eyes. I'll always be in a pool with other people he finds attractive at the top tier -- but never more physically beautiful than anyone else in that tier to him. But he seems to get upset when I say that even though that's what I feel he's saying. So I just want to know from other people (probably guys especially) if I am interpreting this wrong.
And I know I'm not the most beautiful girl in the world so save any comments about that. I just wanna know what I'm interpreting wrong here. Isn't it true that if I cannot be "ranked" above the other girls in his "top tier" that I cannot be the #1 most physically attractive out of all of them?
My aim isn't to force him to think anything but to understand what he's saying. But I am met with him saying I'm crazy and to leave so I'm obviously doing something extremely wrong. So some help would be nice. Thanks
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