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I still like the idea of the rating system because it allows you to more effectively choose between 2 or more girls. ... But if you are fucking a 9 and a 10 and you don't know which one to pick as your gf and which one to cut loose, then you need an effective way of measuring their value.
I study decision sciences, so I know what I'm talking about when I say that this is nonsense. A rating system is also a ranking system, after all 10 is higher than 9, 3 is lower than 7 etc. But ranking women according to their attractiveness requires that you must already have decided which one is more attractive. This means that an assigned value cannot help you decide which girl you prefer, because your preference must be formulated BEFORE you can rank them, which must happen BEFORE you can assign a value.
Let me use an example to elaborate. Imagine two women, one we will call Ashley, the other Bethany. Let's assume for the moment that Ashley is an 8 and Bethany is a 6. Which one do we prefer to fuck? Ashley of course, her 8 outranks Bethany's 6. But wait a sec, how did we know Ashley is an 8 and Bethany is a 6? Well, we compared the attractiveness of their faces, we took a long measuring stare at their asses, and we assessed the succulence of their breasts. Taking all these factors, and many others, into account, we decided that we would prefer to fuck Ashley over Bethany. Consequently, the lucky Ashley must receive a higher value than poor old Bethany. So the preference that we had formulated based on our valuation system was actually a necessary condition to create the valuation system in the first place.
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I can't personally see that i'd need to mathematically work out which girl out of several I should see more.
I think I'd just know which one i like more.
(Which one i get on with, and enjoy being with, more - looks and everything)
Exactly. And when you don't know, ranking them won't help you one bit.
EDIT: As for some advice on the original problem, I'd say: sleep on it. Your subconscious is much better at processing the multifaceted and complicated phenomena that underlie preferences. Moreover, new information may arise which can alter your perception. Unless there is a valid reason to make a quick decision, my advice would be to procrastinate it.
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