Photofeeler is possibly the best place for seeing how you attractive you are, or at least how attractive you are in your picture you're using. Does it use objective beauty standards like TRM? No but that's the point. Beauty is almost entirely dependant on the viewpoint of others, not some made up rating guide where you'll get banned if you give your own opinion. Also take into account the rating system on Photofeeler is much different. For example it clearly says that his score would equate to top 10% of people, so that means he's better than 9 out of every 10 people on the website, which seems pretty believable.

I think the issue is Photofeeler uses different metrics than other rating systems. So let's you consider a 9 to be 1 in every 1,000 people. In that case the ratings will seem inflated because it doesn't match up to what you personally consider to be a 9. But if you pay attention to Photofeeler's percentages for each of the ratings, than it really does make sense and lines up pretty accurately for how attractive a particular individual is. Like Randy scored 9.1 which the website says would land him in the top 10% and I think that's definitely accurate. Based on this pic he's easily better looking thwn 90 percent of the dudes I see on a daily basis. I've uploaded a ton of people to Pf and their rating on there is usually pretty relevant to their attractivness level. For example compare the scores of Kendall Jenner to this dude and you can see it does give a pretty good indication as to what people find attractive

Ok yeah I get what you're saying. Basically we're rating them for how attractive they are according to famous people and not everyone who posts here. But the thing is the scale on here has clear definitions for each rating and so it doesn't really make for someone like Chris Pratt to score 7 when it says its just merely above average, where he should be scoring at least 9 which is model territory. If we were using a different scale exclusively for celebrites than his score would maybe make more sense, but since we're using a scale meant to be assessed and compared to the general population his score his too low for him.