NOTE FROM the one who put this test in OkCupid: Due to emails received, I'm forced to place this note. Please take into consideration the fact that this test is NOT created by me. It is not formulated by me. I merely copied it from a book. The book will be mentioned in your results, whatever results you get. I've copied the test exactly as it is in the book, except for a few superficial changes, like reference to the book. So please stop emailing me, criticizing the test that it's not good enough. Go read the book and you'll understand more about the test. Your cooperation is truly appreciated. Thank you very much!
When a man's eyes meet yours across a crowded room, what exactly will his response to you be? It's something that women have wondered about since Adam first bumped into Eve: when a man first notices you, what will be his first impressions? Most women would like to know how attractive they are to men, so we've created this test to show you just how well - or otherwise - you rate. The test is based solely on your physical shape, appearance and presentation. It's a guide to the impact you will or won't have on a man when he first sees you, and is based on the responses of the male brain to certain female shapes, ratios, colours, sizes, textures and body language signals. The impact of personality traits on attraction are not considered. This test is like a man evaluating you in a photograph. The questions are not in a predictable sequence, so you can't cheat.
GUYS AND MEN: You can also take this test to evaluate your current partner, or to know how you picture your ideal partner to be. However, if you are evaluating your current partner, DO NOT bring up the results for discussion with her, or during any argument, especially if they turn out to be bad. And if you're basing the answers on your ideal partner, you must keep in mind that it's close to impossible to find a person who perfectly matches the description of your ideal partner.
Please do not skip any question. Choose the best answer. This is because skipping may wreck the total overall score, even though you may have scored high in the questions you answered. A skipped question will assume the lowest score.
