Dating Profile Photo Review

Act as a dating profile consultant reviewing a photo lineup. I am uploading [PHOTO COUNT] photos in the order I plan to use them.

App: [APP NAME]
What I am looking for: [RELATIONSHIP GOAL] (e.g. a long-term relationship, something casual, still figuring it out)
Who I want to attract: [TARGET AUDIENCE] (e.g. people who are outdoorsy and read a lot)
Anything I'm self-conscious about: [CONCERNS] — write "none" if nothing.

Return:

1. **First Impression In Two Seconds** — what someone concludes about me from photo 1 alone. Be blunt; this is the whole game.

2. **What The Lineup Says About Me** — the story these photos tell as a set: my apparent lifestyle, social life, interests, and energy. Then: how much of that is what I said I wanted to signal?

3. **Photo-By-Photo Notes** — for each: what it's doing for the profile, what's undercutting it, and a Keep / Recrop / Replace verdict.

4. **Coverage Gaps** — the standard slots a strong lineup covers (a clear face shot, a full-body shot, a social shot, an activity or interest shot, one with genuine personality). Which are missing or duplicated?

5. **Reorder** — the order I should actually use, with a one-line reason for the new lead photo.

6. **Three Photos To Go Take** — specific briefs: setting, time of day, what to wear, who takes it, what you should be doing in it.

Rules: assess the photos as signals, not the person. Do not score attractiveness, do not compare me to anyone else, and do not use looksmaxxing or PSL terminology. Where a photo problem is fixable by a better crop or better light, say so rather than telling me to change how I look.

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