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TL;DR People find it odd that if I give a rating, I only rate the face. I don't include the body. So I was just wondering how many people only take the face into consideration, or if they rate the overall person.

At work yesterday, our line was down, so we weren't doing anything but cleaning. So we were rating people such as celebrities or well-known people. Then we started to talk about how people can't seem to rate themselves accurately. They always rate themselves higher than they actually are. So we each gave a number that we think we are. When I was asked what my number is. I said a 3 a naturally but a 5 when I make an effort. People were shocked by this and I asked why, and what they thought my number was. They said probably a 5 or 6 naturally. Then that lead to a discussion about my criteria for ratings. Like I give Melissa McCarthy a 6 or 7, and people think she is lower. I gave other people like Roseanne (in her younger days) a higher rating than most at work. There are other people I gave higher ratings to that people disagree with just because of their bodies.

For me, I mostly take the face into consideration for ratings. If you have an attractive face then I automatically rate you a 6 or 7 and then after that I rate the body. If you have an attractive body as well then you are an 8. I find that the face is more important than the body. I give myself a 3 because while I have an attractive body, my face isn't.

Anyway, most people tell my ratings are completely wrong because you have to take the overall person, and not just the face into consideration. In my opinion, your face is more important than the body. I don't think if someone doesn't have an ideal body, they shouldn't be rated low if they are attractive. My sister, for example, is a solid 8 in my opinion even if she is overweight. Her face is gorgeous and she has a line up of men who want her. Friends of mine say she is a 6 because of her body. They are wrong.