A brainy OnlyFans model claims she hands men written IQ tests to complete during first dates and kicks them to the curb if they don't meet her high standards.
Mensa member Candice Kloss, from New York, US, says that her "Mr Right" has to be above average on the IQ scale to be in with a chance with her.
Even if their chemistry is great, if dates don't pass the intelligence test, "they're out" as Candice is looking for someone to enjoy stimulating intellectual conversation with.
She explained: "I want to make sure that it’s worth it to go on a second date with them. There are a lot of men that are attractive but if they aren’t intelligent it takes away from good looks.
"How can you enjoy time with someone if you can’t connect over conversation?"
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However, even those who pass the test will still be in for a thorough grilling, with Candice expecting them to be well-versed on topics such as current affairs, economics, and science.
Candice, who dropped higher education for a career in adult content creation back in 2011, said: "Some people don’t care to keep up with current events which can be a turn-off.
"It’s attractive if someone picks up on things quickly, as well as emotional intelligence and a quick wit.
"Behavioural economics is my favourite topic, but it’s a lot of fun to hear anyone talk about something they’re experienced and enthusiastic about.
"Growing up I was a huge science and math nerd and still love maths."
Candice, who has had Mensa membership since she was 17, previously made headlines after revealing prospective boyfriends find her intelligence to be "intimidating".
Her own IQ score sits at 136, putting her in the top two percent of the population.
Anything between 120 to 140 is classed as "very superior intelligence", while those who score above 140 are considered to be a "genius".
Despite this, Candice says she's often "underestimated" by men who presume she isn't academic because of her glamorous appearance.
This doesn't bother her at all though, as she adds that she relishes the opportunity to prove people wrong, often using their assumptions to her advantage.
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