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Context- Talking about a person here.
What one may find attractive, others may not find as much attractive as one/you did.
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What one may find someone attractive, others may not find that someone as much attractive as one/you did.
too finicky 7 What one may find attractive, others may not find as much attractive as one/you did. The use of 'one' is very formal, and it doesn't mix well with 'you'. I would use 'you' throughout.
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too finicky 7What one may find attractive, others may not find asmuchattractive as one/you did.
The use of 'one' is very formal, and it doesn't mix well with 'you'. I would use 'you' throughout.
What you may find attractive, others may not find as attractive (as you do).
'as you do' is optional. I would omit it.
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