i feel as though it is unhealthy to compare oneself to another person, and i often strive not to do this as it leads to jealousy, envy and insecurity.
i personally find myself to be very attractive and am very confident in myself some days... and other days i think i'm hideous and insecure. as i get older, however, i find myself more and more comfortable in my own skin and confident in my own right. if i'm spending my life in this suit, i should learn to love it, right?
also, the original post does make a blurb: are we talking about how others view us on the attractiveness scale or how we view ourselves?
i think a lot of people find me to be attractive. but i don't know if this makes me average or above average, and personally, i don't wish to compare in those terms. i faced enough insecurity as a teenager. however, i've always been told i have an interesting look. i have an interesting mixed and diverse gene pool, i suppose, and have unusual features. but i've been told several times in my life that i should be a model. i was always thin growing up (though thickening some with age...) and tall.