FAQ
Before you book.
The things people usually want to know before handing over a folder full of crushes, exes and confusing reactions.
No. In fact, “I genuinely do not know” is a perfectly useful starting point. If you arrive with a theory, we can test it. If you do not, the first model is built from your calibration examples.
Public figures, characters, people you know personally, past attractions, or image-only examples can all be useful. All pictured subjects must be clearly adult. Multiple images can help when era, role, styling or expression changes your reaction.
There is no rigid quota. A starting set is often around twenty examples because it gives us enough contrast without turning preparation into homework. If you choose guided discovery, we build that starting set together.
No. We prefer natural reactions. “Very pretty, no sexual thoughts,” “I would absolutely sleep with him,” or “I only became attracted after we became friends” contains more useful information than a forced 7.4/10.
No. The Attraction Report is a private self-discovery and analytical experience. It can produce psychologically interesting hypotheses, but it does not diagnose, treat or replace mental-health care.
No. The framework is structured and predictive, but it is not currently a validated psychometric instrument. We do not borrow scientific authority we have not earned.
No. Aesthetic recognition is one part of the client’s reaction, but the subject of the analysis is always your attraction — not a universal ranking of the person pictured.
That is particularly useful information. Initial reaction, strongest/current reaction, and what changed between them can reveal whether your attraction is visually immediate, context-sensitive, relationship-driven, eroticized by particular traits, or something else.
A bespoke editorial Attraction Report showing the important examples, prediction rounds, contradictions, changes in the working model, personal patterns, context effects, final synthesis and psychological interpretation.
Yes. Each partner is mapped individually first. The couples experience then examines how the two systems interact: what each person experiences as desire, what each eroticizes, where signals are misread, and where the systems naturally reinforce each other.
Yes. The core experience is designed to work online, so location does not matter.
They are treated as private consultation material. The live service will have a clear retention/deletion policy and will not use personal client material publicly without explicit permission.