Dr Paul Eastwick

And, you know, maybe things go well for you and you improve your attributes.

And so you might be able to like trade up eventually.

And this is why people give advice.

Things like, well, if you're a six, you should really try to get with somebody else who's a six.

Because otherwise, like if you don't trade up on them, like they're going to trade up on you.

And so.

It sure would be ideal, you know, the most stable relationships come from a match in mate value.

We look at that kind of stuff.

We can look at close relationships over time and how matched people are in mate value.

You get matches, you get mismatches, none of it matters.

Sort of, kind of.

Let me try to unpack this.

I mean, this is great.

I mean, I love talking about this stuff.

I like to put these attributes in two buckets.

Because a lot of the things you mentioned, whether it's like income education and stuff, a lot of that is just like who people are meeting in the first place.

So there's like sorting on demographics.

A lot of that is about proximity and who people are meeting in the first place.

But let's talk about the stuff that is less sorted like attractiveness, for example.

So yes, it is more likely that you'll see a seven paired with a seven.