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Because suddenly it’s seen like the girl is worth more than the guy. She’s the special one, not him.

The guy will probably have to hear people say she can do better etc. you don’t deserve her.

Also the girl is in a powerful position as she can crush his world by cheating on him sleeping with the most attractive guy.

I ask because I’ve seen it happen.

The whole premise of this website is to ask the opposite gender about dating and relationship questions. Given we are anonymous it’s easier to ask questions and get responses without worry about losing face.

And yet I find that most women I talk to do NOT often give good dating advice. I feel that they usually respond to “protect the team” i. e. tell me what to do which is in best interest to another random woman vs. really trying to understand my POV.

For what it’s worth it’s extremely difficult to think and understand the opposite gender. But I don’t always respond to “protect some other guy” depending on the circumstance a woman is going through and asking about.

Sometimes i see women talking about emotionally abusive relationships and encourage them to get tough and draw the line. They struggle because they have feelings which are compromising their judgment (can be true on the man’s side as well). But I don’t like seeing dbag guys get away with that crap. I sure as hell won’t tell the girl to keep enabling them.

But I feel that most women on here (and in general) always give the other woman the benefit of the doubt when they are giving advice to guys. Guys aren’t looking for the answer they want to hear on here. They want the truth so when we ask questions we rarely embellish our circumstances.

Anyway when I am dealing with tough dating situations I find that other men usually give better advice then women. Reason being they are feeling emotions I am feeling so they can look at issue more clear headed. It might be not what I want to hear. But what I NEED to hear. That is what matters.

So I think we all know that it's not smart to call a beautiful girl, beautiful, as she already knows that and most likely hears that on a daily basis. Thus that compliment no longer holds any value, and you come across as an unoriginal.

But at what point does the prettiness of the girl surpass the threshold, in your opinion, of being "too" pretty to be called beautiful, to the point that the compliment still holds value?

Based on math, the uglier the girl, the more value that word holds, but as the prettiness goes up, you get diminishing returns per investment.

The math would dictate that 10 would be too pretty to use that word, but I think the actual threshold is subjective and would differ per person, because one might feel like "it's not worth it anymore after a certain point, because even though you get "some" return on investment, it's not a significant amount".