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Sep 1, 2019 22:04
I have a question about class tiers. From what I’ve seen in the Q&A, appearance seems to play a major role in how women are classified. However, the other day I saw a gold-tier woman who, and I’m sorry to be so blunt, could not exactly be described as having a good figure—she had a rather round body type. Her face may simply not have been to my personal taste, but to me, she didn’t have the kind of face everyone would consider beautiful or cute. (She had the pursed-lip expression often seen in people carrying extra weight, whether due to fat or otherwise.)
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On the other hand, there are also women in the standard tier who have average figures and are by no means unattractive. I can’t help wondering whether there might be some issue with their personalities, though...
Could you explain the standards for appearance—whether an overweight woman can still be placed in a higher tier, and what qualifies someone as beautiful? Also, when appearance isn’t the deciding factor, what added value might make up for it—or conversely, could there be some other issue involved?