#attractiveness

[just-a-blog-for-polls]

Do you or do you not use makeup and what is the main reason for it?

I do, 'cause I'm not comfortable with my looks without it

I do, 'cause I like the way I look with it (but I'm okay without it too)

I do, 'cause it's a way for me to express myself

I do, 'cause [insert an explanation]

I don't, cause I like my looks just the way I am

I don't, 'cause I would feel uncomfortable to look different than I naturally do

I don't, 'cause I'm allergic / otherwise medically unable to use makeup

I don't, 'cause I don't want to waste money on it

I don't, 'cause [insert an explanation]

This question is not relevant to me

Just show me the results

Voting ended onJan 26, 2024

Edit: sensory issues can be counted under "otherwise medically unable to" if you feel that to be appropriate

[incognitopolls]

Based on YOUR OWN opinion, are you conventionally attractive?

Yes, definitely

Somewhat

I'm attractive, but not conventionally so

No, I don't think I'm attractive

It's complicated/other

Voting ended onDec 19, 2024

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[love-romance-relationships]

[jcollinswrites]

is MC canonically attractive?

It depends who you find attractive. Many people are into the captain in Thebes because of their firm stance and character, but captain is attractive in a rugged, overworked, tired kind of way. Noble is more sophisticated, and they resemble their father Harkhuf, who is considered to be an attractive man. These are, I believe, mentioned in the game somewhere.

Priest and thief are more up to your headcanon. I imagine, if your priest has a charismatic personality, then many of their colleagues may have a crush on them. And thief is absolutely a wild card.

Regardless, every RO is physically attracted to MC if you are on their romance route 🤗

[ramfeezledpolls]

Do you think you are attractive? "Sub" = subjectively (in your opinion), "Obj" = objectively (the "general standard," regardless of your own feelings).

Sub Yes | Obj Yes

Sub No | Obj No

Sub Yes | Obj No

Sub No | Obj Yes

Voting ended onFeb 2

[misscrazyfangirl321]

There's this weird phenomenon I've observed.

It started with people making fun of how people looked. It's wrong, but it's a very common human experience.

And then there was the backlash to that: The body positivity movement. "You're not ugly! You're gorgeous! Whoever you are, however you look, you're hot! Embrace it!"

And then the backlash to THAT: "I don't have to be attractive to be worthy of respect. I don't need you to tell me I'm not ugly, I need you to treat me as a person even if I am ugly."

But now there's this weird thing where people will call themselves ugly, and get really offended if you disagree or call them attractive.

Like IDK man, you don't have to be attractive to be valuable, but also, maybe some people do just find you attractive? Maybe you're not "objectively ugly" because attractiveness isn't objective, and even if there are some traits that more people tend to find attractive, people are incredibly varied and find different things attractive?

"Why are you getting so upset with me calling myself ugly? There's nothing wrong with being ugly!!"

Okay that's great and all but if I told you I found a flower beautiful and you told me it was ugly, I'd get upset. If I said I liked a shirt and you said it was objectively hideous, I'd be sad.

I'm not obligated to find you ugly just because you find yourself ugly.

[mindinthevoid]

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