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Is calling yourself a 10 "confidence" or EGO?!

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SpaceRocker1 year ago

Y'all should do a show with the women taking all the makeup off after the first hour.

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S4Veau1 year ago

More than anything, it's delusion. Confidence and ego can contribute but not to the same extent.

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Feminism is not about equality1 year ago

Of course it's ego. Just like when women call themselves intelligent, funny, witty, etc. Those are things other people say about you, not you about yourself. It's a sign of ego and women like that are everywhere.

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DKS13131 year ago

Ego. What you rate yourself has no bearing on your dating rating by men. Think yourself a 10 all day everyday. If guys rate you a 4, you a 4.

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Nick1 year ago

Neither, it’s pure delusion 🤷‍♂️

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☆ Dark_star ☆1 year ago

Any woman who says she's above an eight is full of s*** and is not worth your time.

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Dan1 year ago

Delusion

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Steckroth1 year ago

Are they a ten if not it's EGO

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