Experiment Would you rather be an orphan 6/10 or 4/10 with loving parents?

[Yonno]

Would you rather be an orphan 6/10 growing up in an orphanage without any knowledge of your parents, or be born as a 4/10 in a middle class, loving family? Assuming you are living in a first world country.

 

[BrendioEEE]

Hard to say, I feel like both options would offer and lead to success that I didn't have. If I could retain my knowledge i'd probably choose the Chadlite option.

 

[Vlone]

Depends on how I'd turn out later on in the orphanage. If I have a crazy good come up then I'd certainly consider the orphanage

 

[Yonno]

Hard to say, I feel like both options would offer and lead to success that I didn't have. If I could retain my knowledge i'd probably choose the Chadlite option.

Edited chatlite option to just 6/10.

 

[RandyProzac]

At 6/10 you could run pity game and slay easily

 

[Deleted member 677]

6/10. Parents are overrated.

 

[sub8male]

Would you rather be an orphan 6/10 growing up in an orphanage without any knowledge of your parents, or be born as a 4/10 in a middle class, loving family? Assuming you are living in a first world country.

6/10 isn’t enough in 2019 tbh. It mogs 4/10 but 2/10 landwhale foids fuck 7/10 psl males regularly in this clown world.

 

[RollD20]

Orphan to stockholmax.

 

[solblue]

6/10 isn’t enough in 2019 tbh. It mogs 4/10 but 2/10 landwhale foids fuck 7/10 psl males regularly in this clown world.

Tbh I would go with a stable family since I'll be incel either way

 

[Yonno]

Orphan to stockholmax.

What does that mean?

 

[RollD20]

What does that mean?

Stockholm syndrome. An orphan is less likely to leave you, since they know less people and have no relatives.

 

[needsolution]

6/10 ofc without any doubt

 

[FinnCel]

Soon 6/10 is not enough

 

[Deleted member 10150]

money

 

[RopeMaXXer]

Both options just about equal out.
Loving parents mean being NT and having some support structure but no guarantees there and at the end youre left with subpar face
answer is none are good enough