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A couple other thoughts:Wanted to circle back to this bullshit pic for a second. There are a few things I find quite striking about it, but obviously this is all speculative.
a. The careful placement of the long hair all over this person's arms is very interesting. It would have cost this person nothing to just turn on the fucking lights (there's a lamp right there on the nightstand) or wear a shirt that doesn't obfuscate the length of the hair if the purpose was to prove that long hair = woman. The most logical conclusion is these are man arms and arm hair would give them away as such, but I'm going to theorize that this photo was carefully posed. This is likely an actual woman (their scalp is indicative of it), likely latina or mixed, sitting on the edge of a bed. They held up the paper in front of their face. Before the photo was taken, whoever took the photo brought their hair forward while the woman sat still. I don't think their hand would be buried underneath their hair like that otherwise, it would be rather awkward.
b. This is evidently not this person's actual handwriting. It's very... stylized and meticulous, yet quite clumsy. It looks very much like when you try to write letters differently from usual. My assumption is they attempted to write in a more feminine way, or used typography they don't normally use (like A vs a, or T vs t). They seem to have switched to blue because their pen was running dry. Could the pens have belonged to kids in the house? Hmmm...
c. The message itself is very vague, which lends credence to a woman being asked to pose for this picture. There's no revealing information here. They don't say "kiwifarms", they say kf. "I do not accept your apology" over something more damning about how they're totally a gamer gurl. Whoever held this up has no context clues on what the message on this paper is about, so any explanation could be given, making it easier to convince them to pose for the photo.
d. I wonder why the paper is creased in four and slightly wrinkled. You'd expect for someone to write on a piece of paper in the comfort of their home, and then immediately take the picture, no? Makes me believe the paper was written ahead of time, maybe even carried around in a pocket/backpack, before the picture was finally taken. I'm going to assume they took the blank paper from work and took it home for this purpose.
I dont know if I'm willing to concede the subject is female because that hairline is pretty funky for a woman, but the hands do appear relatively feminine. The position of the hair over the hands is a bit of a headscratcher - I'd agree that it appears to have been pulled over the hands by the photographer, but why? Most trannies grow out their hair, hell, straight guys in metal bands grow out their hair. It proves nothing in abenstia of other identifiable characteristics.
The note appears to have been written with highlighters - the colors used are common in larger highlighter multipacks. The first word is a pretty bold green, which progressively gets less bold and runs dry by the seventh word. This is pretty typical for old highlighters which have been exposed to air for some time OR someone took so long to write each letter that it caused the highlighter to dry up before they finished the note. Why write the note in highlighter in the first place? Surely if you have highlighters you have a permanent marker kicking about...
Totally agree with points C and D. I think he wrote this message ahead of time, likely in private, then found a woman to pose for the photo, or have someone take a photo of him holding it up. The note reeks of premeditation - its far from spontaneous.
It appears the subject is sitting on a bed, you can see a lamp, a nightstand, what appears to be an alarm clock, and a headboard. If this is the case, the photo was likely taken at his house or a friends house - I doubt a low effort catfish driving a 20 year old lincoln would've paid for a sleazy hotel for this photoshoot. Does the photo have any meta data attached to it like the original e-thot-on-a-monitor photo? Some GPS coordinates if were lucky?