Candice Kloss: OnlyFans model wants to test her partners' IQ so she doesn't WASTE TIME on dates
Seems like general knowledge is kind of important to woo this OnlyFans model. Candice Kloss wishes a Mensa proficiency of 136 wishing to give IQ test for all her potential mates on their first date.
The 21-year-old New Yorker, initially made news last year when she said men find her brilliance "intimidating." And now she's revealed her unconventional tactics for finding 'Mr Right,' including handing them a written IQ test to take on their first date. Kloss, who has been a member of Mensa since she was 17 does not want to "waste her time" with "idiots" who do not share her enthusiasm for math and behavioral economics. Her 109k Instagram followers are going to have a hard time, we guess!
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Is Kloss really worth it for conducting this test? Well seems like she ranks in the top 2% of the population in terms of intelligence. Moreover, the 21-year-old, who dropped out of college in 2011, chose OnlyFans over higher education in 2011 and is almost a 'genius' by Mensa standards. Speaking of the test, Kloss believes that a score of 120-140 on the IQ scale is regarded “very superior intelligence,” while anything over 140 is considered a “genius.” Kloss said that even if the chemistry is right, if a potential spouse fails the exam, he's out, reported DailyMail.
“I want to make sure it's worth it to go on a second date with them,” she explained. She added, “There are a lot of men that are attractive but if they are not intelligent it takes away from good looks.” She continued, “How can you enjoy time with someone if you cannot connect over conversation?” Moreover, Kloss went on to say that those who pass the IQ test should keep up with current events and be versed in math, money, and science.
Kloss added about her potential partners saying, “They need to be above average on the scale. You don't have to be a math whiz but you should be able to hold a conversation and be exceptionally smart in at least one subject.” She concluded, “I'm attracted to intelligent (book-smart but also street-smart) men who have a good sense of humour, and are adventurous, straightforward and fun.” Now that we know what she wants, we wonder who her 'Mr. Right' is going to be. What are your thoughts on her IQ test method?