More Self-esteem Boosters from AIM

As if AIM fights are not competitive enough, another popularity contest was concocted that could make or break your fragile self-confidence. AIM has launched Pixnay, an online arena where the supposedly hottest (and gutsiest) people compete for approvals. Just like AIM fights, it's a head-to-head match-up between two random players within the same age or gender category. The pictures of the opponents are placed side by side and people can vote who they think is hotter of the two. A comment section is provided as well so that judges (who is anyone who bothers to vote) can express their expert opinions.

If you're not too comfortable putting up your picture to be judged by the public, then you can just stay in the sidelines and be content with voting and posting comments.

If you're willing to put your image and self-esteem on the line though, and you feel confident that people will definitely find you attractive and adorable, then get yourself into the battle. Think of it as an advanced level of AIM fights. You don't get to choose your opponent and instead of mere numbers, it's the subjective points of view of other people that will be your popularity gauge.

Also posted on Pixnay are the number of wins and win ratio of the players. The more wins you have and the higher your win ratio, the more popular you are. Pixnay may be a tad more complicated than AIM fights but they're essentially the same thing. They're both about popularity.