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The guy who made this chart is all over the place with his standards. I couldn't imagine being this shallow. And no; I don't have a problem with people rating beauty. It's just the chart itself is trash and wildly inconsistent. Some of the 9's are ugly in my opinion and some of the 6's and 7's are gorgeous, to me. But the maker of this (probably some douchey European dude who wears skinny jeans) claims it to be "objective" and "accurate." But it just goes to show just how subjective "beauty" and attraction really is.

Inspired by a recent question, I've noticed that some, perhaps many, feel like someone is to blame when they're rejected because the other person isn't into them. Either the rejected feels the rejector is being too shallow, cold hearted, etc., or the rejector feels the rejected should be blamed for not being his/her cup of tea, for not reading the situation properly, etc.
So how do y'all feel about this?

I have been single for a year now. I had two minor operations. One was a hair transplant (it’s growing in nice and thick now). The other is a threadlift. It’s a non invasive facelift.

I have gotten some compliments after getting this done. I started getting ID’d again at bars and a casino I hit up with my friends. People say I look 5+ years younger. So it doesn’t hurt.

Most people don’t know what I’ve done. Obviously not something I would volunteer. But straight men very slim “vanity thresholds” compared to women. We get accused of being gay, shallow, effeminate, etc. if we worry too much about our looks. However women do this all the time with much less judgment. Think of how a guy looks when he constantly posts shirtless selfies on social media vs a girl who shows herself off.

Thoughts?