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I like that this is what they took away from the show instead of, “Wow South Korean society is fucked.”
SJW Art and Extremes
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- Start date
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I "love" how they think dad bod means being fatter than Homer Simpson.
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Would be a lot more convenient if Collab just outright admitted she flicks her bean to obese tranny Phoenix & owned up to it.
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extremely late but, what in the hell happened to Kat???? What the hell, I thought she was an average furfag woman last I saw her. Was never very interested in her stuff, but I'm hella disappointed.
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Fuck is the difference between bi, pan and omni? Bisexuality means attraction to people of all genders (male and female, lol) and orientations. Is omnisexual just super bisexual?
Can't have shit in Detroit.
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Via a quick Google Search:
-Pansexuality is sexual, romantic, or emotional attraction towards people regardless of their sex or gender identity.
-People who identify as omnisexual are attracted to those of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Omnisexuality is in the category of multisexuality, which includes people who are attracted to more than one gender.
So basically:
Pansexual = Super Special Snowflake Bisexual
Omnisexual = EXTRA Super Special Snowflake Bisexual
Because just calling yourself bisexual isn't UWU SPESHUL and DIVERSE and INCLUSITIVE UWU enough.
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Anyways I don't like it when SJWs make characters who wouldn't fight for social justice and have nothing to do with it as voices for social justice. Could you see Saint Charlos from One Piece saying "be gay, do crimes" when he's anything BUT a fighter against the government and for social justice? Could you see Impurity from Five Nights at Treasure Island going "trans rights" and "eat the rich" when all she cares about is teeth and protecting Treasure Island?
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Here’s something y’all are gonna probably love.
So a Japanese user on Twitter has been posing blackwashed art on Japanese art forums.
I know this because some uncreative blackwasher was sperging how you should block/report him for “posting their edits and harassing”
The Japanese have been roasted the fuck out of these edits, calling them plagiarists, thieves, and hypocritical! Honestly it’s so good because it proves that this blackwashing should not be encouraged and it’s lazy as fuck.
https://togetter.com/li/1784620
Here’s another article about how Blacktober is being received overseas
kaikore.blogspot.com
You’ll need google translate because I’m not a native Japanese speaker. I’ll try to archive and translate as I go.
So a Japanese user on Twitter has been posing blackwashed art on Japanese art forums.
I know this because some uncreative blackwasher was sperging how you should block/report him for “posting their edits and harassing”
The Japanese have been roasted the fuck out of these edits, calling them plagiarists, thieves, and hypocritical! Honestly it’s so good because it proves that this blackwashing should not be encouraged and it’s lazy as fuck.
https://togetter.com/li/1784620
Anime character black-painted festival #blacktober again
Black supremacists have their own idealism
Prerequisite knowledge
blacktober is october (October), an event month to combat black discrimination in the media. The media is basically anime, and for some reason Japanese anime is targeted.
It can be said that it is part of BLM activities. You'll often find words like Black Lives Matter in your account profile. In addition, political correct pronouns (she / her) are also included in the set.
The technique is to turn an existing character into a black man. Since the purpose is to control society as you wish by modifying popular works, Japanese animation, which has an overwhelming presence overseas, is convenient.
It is expanded with the hashtag #blacktober # blacktober2021 #blackeditober and so on.
There was also #animeblackout regardless of October.
However, since black supremacists have no sense of obedience, the images gathered under the hashtag are very crude and terrible with no fragment of respect for the artist, with the existing illustrations recolored appropriately and overwritten. Is most of the time.
(I mean, I declared tampering by saying blackeditober ... I think I didn't have this tag last year.)
The important point is
An event to show that black artists are artistically superior to others (excellence).
Therefore, only black people can participate. Those who participated even though they were not black last year were squeezed to delete their accounts.
The stereotyped modification called dread (cornrow) is conspicuous when the skin is darkened, but if a non-black person draws a black person like this, he will be thoroughly beaten as "black discrimination!".
Some people say that they have no political intention and just enjoy themselves, but if they want to change the skin color of a black character (even if it gets a little lighter), they will be beaten as a racist. You are familiar with Lurina. They have a fundamental incomprehension of art style, lighting, and how colors work.
In this way, themes are set daily, such as the whole of October, the character of the game on the 1st, the magical girl on the 2nd, the dream on the 3rd, the hero on the 4th, etc., and this kind of falsification is posted every day. It will be done.
Then, please have a miscellaneous racial tampering work
I can't list them, so it's faster to look at them from the hashtag link, but here are some.
Please note that some of them have been included in the "Recommended list of Japanese racist blocks found on blacktober" just by commenting on this togetter.
I'm sorry ...
Hope to spread
I was browsing Togetter and Japanese Twitter, but be careful of those who participate in blacktober.
Anti-black users keep track of and monitor everyone who participates in blacktober. (Don't read it because it's so anti-black)
Black supremacists have their own idealism
Prerequisite knowledge
blacktober is october (October), an event month to combat black discrimination in the media. The media is basically anime, and for some reason Japanese anime is targeted.
It can be said that it is part of BLM activities. You'll often find words like Black Lives Matter in your account profile. In addition, political correct pronouns (she / her) are also included in the set.
The technique is to turn an existing character into a black man. Since the purpose is to control society as you wish by modifying popular works, Japanese animation, which has an overwhelming presence overseas, is convenient.
It is expanded with the hashtag #blacktober # blacktober2021 #blackeditober and so on.
There was also #animeblackout regardless of October.
However, since black supremacists have no sense of obedience, the images gathered under the hashtag are very crude and terrible with no fragment of respect for the artist, with the existing illustrations recolored appropriately and overwritten. Is most of the time.
(I mean, I declared tampering by saying blackeditober ... I think I didn't have this tag last year.)
The important point is
An event to show that black artists are artistically superior to others (excellence).
Therefore, only black people can participate. Those who participated even though they were not black last year were squeezed to delete their accounts.
The stereotyped modification called dread (cornrow) is conspicuous when the skin is darkened, but if a non-black person draws a black person like this, he will be thoroughly beaten as "black discrimination!".
Some people say that they have no political intention and just enjoy themselves, but if they want to change the skin color of a black character (even if it gets a little lighter), they will be beaten as a racist. You are familiar with Lurina. They have a fundamental incomprehension of art style, lighting, and how colors work.
In this way, themes are set daily, such as the whole of October, the character of the game on the 1st, the magical girl on the 2nd, the dream on the 3rd, the hero on the 4th, etc., and this kind of falsification is posted every day. It will be done.
Then, please have a miscellaneous racial tampering work
I can't list them, so it's faster to look at them from the hashtag link, but here are some.
Please note that some of them have been included in the "Recommended list of Japanese racist blocks found on blacktober" just by commenting on this togetter.
I'm sorry ...
Hope to spread
I was browsing Togetter and Japanese Twitter, but be careful of those who participate in blacktober.
Anti-black users keep track of and monitor everyone who participates in blacktober. (Don't read it because it's so anti-black)
Here’s another article about how Blacktober is being received overseas
日本のアニメキャラの黒人化が海外で流行、『Blacktober』とは？(海外の反応)
なぜアニメやゲームなどのキャラクターを黒人化する『Blacktober(ブラクトーバー)』が流行っているのか？
kaikore.blogspot.com
Why is "Blacktober", which blackens characters such as anime and games, popular?
From twitter.com
Summary of the monthly "Blacktober" that shows love for works and protests against black discrimination by blackening characters such as anime and games
One of my first fan fiction works was for her sister.
She was a big fan of The Lord of the Rings and loved the elf Legolas played by Orlando Bloom. So I wrote the story of a black elf who fell in love with him.
It's a character that doesn't exist in The Lord of the Rings. There are no blacks in Middle-earth, where the film was set. So I created a black character for my sister.
She has something that she likes that looks and feels like her, because it was important to me that she felt that way.
The concept of "Blacktober" is exactly there. In other words, it is a desire to superimpose myself on the work I love.
Currently, Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram have posted a large number of fan art of blackened anime and game characters under the hashtag of "Blacktober", or images of their cosplay.
Blacktober (Black + October) is a one-month event that contributes to fandom in the form of black art and celebrates black art, and is a hashtag created to allow black artists and black cosplayers to participate in this event. is.
Fandom: A world of enthusiastic fans in fields such as hobbies, anime, manga, novels, and sports, and a world of enthusiastic fans, the culture formed by them.
I talked to CelC, one of the founders of this hashtag, to tell me how Blacktober was created and what it means to create black art for works with few blacks.
Blacktober is, in a sense, a protest against "racism in fandom" and an effort to create a positive space.
One of the reasons Cel C. created this hashtag is the slander and harassment of black art about works that are not fully represented (*) by blacks.
People have been constantly ranting and ridiculing the art of black cosplayers and black artists "reimagining" their favorite characters to look like themselves.
#Blacktober was created with the aim of fighting such discrimination in fandom while having fun for the participants.
* Represent:
Represent is a word that means "symbolize / represent", and in political correctness it means "your existence is embodied instead".
"Represented" means "receive the message that we are part of society."
Only six days after the start of October, #Blacktober's result was a parade of Black Artistic Excellence.
Black Excellence:
Black excellence is a movement that celebrates the excellence of black people, a phrase used by the black community for people who are proud of it.
The difference between black excellence and white excellence: According to South Africa's weekly newspaper Mail & Guardian, white excellence is "achieved without encountering the resistance of institutional racism. It is said that it has been given as a matter of course without any special effort even from a historical point of view.
These have great implications for blacks. There were no blacks in the original Lord of the Rings trilogy. A black man appeared in the later "The Hobbit" trilogy, but it was just a supporting role.
Becoming a fan of works that aren't fully represented by blacks means getting excited about extras and supporting characters.
But Blacktober allows us to be stars.
Click here for other "#blacktober" works
Twitter search: #blacktober
From twitter.com
Summary of the monthly "Blacktober" that shows love for works and protests against black discrimination by blackening characters such as anime and games
One of my first fan fiction works was for her sister.
She was a big fan of The Lord of the Rings and loved the elf Legolas played by Orlando Bloom. So I wrote the story of a black elf who fell in love with him.
It's a character that doesn't exist in The Lord of the Rings. There are no blacks in Middle-earth, where the film was set. So I created a black character for my sister.
She has something that she likes that looks and feels like her, because it was important to me that she felt that way.
The concept of "Blacktober" is exactly there. In other words, it is a desire to superimpose myself on the work I love.
Currently, Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram have posted a large number of fan art of blackened anime and game characters under the hashtag of "Blacktober", or images of their cosplay.
Blacktober (Black + October) is a one-month event that contributes to fandom in the form of black art and celebrates black art, and is a hashtag created to allow black artists and black cosplayers to participate in this event. is.
Fandom: A world of enthusiastic fans in fields such as hobbies, anime, manga, novels, and sports, and a world of enthusiastic fans, the culture formed by them.
I talked to CelC, one of the founders of this hashtag, to tell me how Blacktober was created and what it means to create black art for works with few blacks.
Blacktober is, in a sense, a protest against "racism in fandom" and an effort to create a positive space.
One of the reasons Cel C. created this hashtag is the slander and harassment of black art about works that are not fully represented (*) by blacks.
People have been constantly ranting and ridiculing the art of black cosplayers and black artists "reimagining" their favorite characters to look like themselves.
#Blacktober was created with the aim of fighting such discrimination in fandom while having fun for the participants.
* Represent:
Represent is a word that means "symbolize / represent", and in political correctness it means "your existence is embodied instead".
"Represented" means "receive the message that we are part of society."
Only six days after the start of October, #Blacktober's result was a parade of Black Artistic Excellence.
Black Excellence:
Black excellence is a movement that celebrates the excellence of black people, a phrase used by the black community for people who are proud of it.
The difference between black excellence and white excellence: According to South Africa's weekly newspaper Mail & Guardian, white excellence is "achieved without encountering the resistance of institutional racism. It is said that it has been given as a matter of course without any special effort even from a historical point of view.
These have great implications for blacks. There were no blacks in the original Lord of the Rings trilogy. A black man appeared in the later "The Hobbit" trilogy, but it was just a supporting role.
Becoming a fan of works that aren't fully represented by blacks means getting excited about extras and supporting characters.
But Blacktober allows us to be stars.
Click here for other "#blacktober" works
Twitter search: #blacktober
You’ll need google translate because I’m not a native Japanese speaker. I’ll try to archive and translate as I go.
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Somerandoontheweb
kiwifarms.net
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She's a "nonbinary transmac lesbian " who recently chopped off her tits
KyouKasoya
kiwifarms.net
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Here’s something y’all are gonna probably love.
So a Japanese user on Twitter has been posing blackwashed art on Japanese art forums.
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I know this because some uncreative blackwasher was sperging how you should block/report him for “posting their edits and harassing”
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The Japanese have been roasted the fuck out of these edits, calling them plagiarists, thieves, and hypocritical! Honestly it’s so good because it proves that this blackwashing should not be encouraged and it’s lazy as fuck.
https://togetter.com/li/1784620
Here’s another article about how Blacktober is being received overseas
日本のアニメキャラの黒人化が海外で流行、『Blacktober』とは？(海外の反応)
なぜアニメやゲームなどのキャラクターを黒人化する『Blacktober(ブラクトーバー)』が流行っているのか？
You’ll need google translate because I’m not a native Japanese speaker. I’ll try to archive and translate as I go.
Rough translation of the tweet (the article will probably take some time to translate, but I will have a go at it if you guys really want it):
"Blackwashing of anime characters is popular overseas, but what IS Blacktober?
(Gathering of overseas reactions [insert article link here])
What makes this so different from whitewashing?
Black and white people alike despise Asians (lit. "the yellow race").
They focus too much on "corrections" instead of loving the art."
Edited for visibility I guess
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Honestly it's what those retards deserve. They are taking artwork that represents asians and completely erasing asian representation, fucking of course Japanese people are going to be pissed off about that. I don't even see how they're shocked by it. Karma's a bitch.Here’s something y’all are gonna probably love.
So a Japanese user on Twitter has been posing blackwashed art on Japanese art forums.
View attachment 2616504
I know this because some uncreative blackwasher was sperging how you should block/report him for “posting their edits and harassing”
View attachment 2616514
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The Japanese have been roasted the fuck out of these edits, calling them plagiarists, thieves, and hypocritical! Honestly it’s so good because it proves that this blackwashing should not be encouraged and it’s lazy as fuck.
https://togetter.com/li/1784620
Anime character black-painted festival #blacktober again
Black supremacists have their own idealism
Prerequisite knowledge
blacktober is october (October), an event month to combat black discrimination in the media. The media is basically anime, and for some reason Japanese anime is targeted.
It can be said that it is part of BLM activities. You'll often find words like Black Lives Matter in your account profile. In addition, political correct pronouns (she / her) are also included in the set.
The technique is to turn an existing character into a black man. Since the purpose is to control society as you wish by modifying popular works, Japanese animation, which has an overwhelming presence overseas, is convenient.
It is expanded with the hashtag #blacktober # blacktober2021 #blackeditober and so on.
There was also #animeblackout regardless of October.
However, since black supremacists have no sense of obedience, the images gathered under the hashtag are very crude and terrible with no fragment of respect for the artist, with the existing illustrations recolored appropriately and overwritten. Is most of the time.
(I mean, I declared tampering by saying blackeditober ... I think I didn't have this tag last year.)
The important point is
An event to show that black artists are artistically superior to others (excellence).
Therefore, only black people can participate. Those who participated even though they were not black last year were squeezed to delete their accounts.
The stereotyped modification called dread (cornrow) is conspicuous when the skin is darkened, but if a non-black person draws a black person like this, he will be thoroughly beaten as "black discrimination!".
Some people say that they have no political intention and just enjoy themselves, but if they want to change the skin color of a black character (even if it gets a little lighter), they will be beaten as a racist. You are familiar with Lurina. They have a fundamental incomprehension of art style, lighting, and how colors work.
In this way, themes are set daily, such as the whole of October, the character of the game on the 1st, the magical girl on the 2nd, the dream on the 3rd, the hero on the 4th, etc., and this kind of falsification is posted every day. It will be done.
Then, please have a miscellaneous racial tampering work
I can't list them, so it's faster to look at them from the hashtag link, but here are some.
Please note that some of them have been included in the "Recommended list of Japanese racist blocks found on blacktober" just by commenting on this togetter.
I'm sorry ...
Hope to spread
I was browsing Togetter and Japanese Twitter, but be careful of those who participate in blacktober.
Anti-black users keep track of and monitor everyone who participates in blacktober. (Don't read it because it's so anti-black)
Here’s another article about how Blacktober is being received overseas
日本のアニメキャラの黒人化が海外で流行、『Blacktober』とは？(海外の反応)
なぜアニメやゲームなどのキャラクターを黒人化する『Blacktober(ブラクトーバー)』が流行っているのか？Why is "Blacktober", which blackens characters such as anime and games, popular?
From twitter.com
Summary of the monthly "Blacktober" that shows love for works and protests against black discrimination by blackening characters such as anime and games
One of my first fan fiction works was for her sister.
She was a big fan of The Lord of the Rings and loved the elf Legolas played by Orlando Bloom. So I wrote the story of a black elf who fell in love with him.
It's a character that doesn't exist in The Lord of the Rings. There are no blacks in Middle-earth, where the film was set. So I created a black character for my sister.
She has something that she likes that looks and feels like her, because it was important to me that she felt that way.
The concept of "Blacktober" is exactly there. In other words, it is a desire to superimpose myself on the work I love.
Currently, Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram have posted a large number of fan art of blackened anime and game characters under the hashtag of "Blacktober", or images of their cosplay.
Blacktober (Black + October) is a one-month event that contributes to fandom in the form of black art and celebrates black art, and is a hashtag created to allow black artists and black cosplayers to participate in this event. is.
Fandom: A world of enthusiastic fans in fields such as hobbies, anime, manga, novels, and sports, and a world of enthusiastic fans, the culture formed by them.
I talked to CelC, one of the founders of this hashtag, to tell me how Blacktober was created and what it means to create black art for works with few blacks.
Blacktober is, in a sense, a protest against "racism in fandom" and an effort to create a positive space.
One of the reasons Cel C. created this hashtag is the slander and harassment of black art about works that are not fully represented (*) by blacks.
People have been constantly ranting and ridiculing the art of black cosplayers and black artists "reimagining" their favorite characters to look like themselves.
#Blacktober was created with the aim of fighting such discrimination in fandom while having fun for the participants.
* Represent:
Represent is a word that means "symbolize / represent", and in political correctness it means "your existence is embodied instead".
"Represented" means "receive the message that we are part of society."
Only six days after the start of October, #Blacktober's result was a parade of Black Artistic Excellence.
Black Excellence:
Black excellence is a movement that celebrates the excellence of black people, a phrase used by the black community for people who are proud of it.
The difference between black excellence and white excellence: According to South Africa's weekly newspaper Mail & Guardian, white excellence is "achieved without encountering the resistance of institutional racism. It is said that it has been given as a matter of course without any special effort even from a historical point of view.
These have great implications for blacks. There were no blacks in the original Lord of the Rings trilogy. A black man appeared in the later "The Hobbit" trilogy, but it was just a supporting role.
Becoming a fan of works that aren't fully represented by blacks means getting excited about extras and supporting characters.
But Blacktober allows us to be stars.
Click here for other "#blacktober" works
Twitter search: #blacktober
You’ll need google translate because I’m not a native Japanese speaker. I’ll try to archive and translate as I go.
RandallBoggs
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
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Lol I fucking called it. Both of them are mommy's boys but twitter has officially deemed them #problematic and sexist. Which is more likely, that Sangwoo genuinely hates women, OR, in a life or death situation where physical strength is required having women on your team instead of men is an inherent disadvantage, because biology doesn't care about your gender politics? I swear if one of the games was a contest relating to Korean grammar or some shit and Sangwoo was worried about having Ali on their team YOU KNOW twitter would've called him racist lmfao
Aib Ld
kiwifarms.net
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You know what I hate about Twitter 'artists'? That they would draw typical tumblr shit or a 'hot take', write something similar to "if anyone is going to fight my views, i will fight you back", then you scroll down and see: "only followers of [X] can reply". For what purpose?
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Hope y'all didn't eat. Kinktober is here and you're gonna get a load of fine art.
Artist.
This isn't too too bad, but if you're aiming for sexyness, you lost it just with the shap of the vulva and those bizarre androgynous features. The 'hurr' face does not help.
This one is supposed to be Loba from Apex. Loba is a full figured Brazilian woman. It's hard to get those thunder thighs and booty wrong.
This artist ended up giving her a FUPA.
This one I found just recently. Their porn manages to be both absolute parody and STD-inducing.
Here's Bloodhound with a monster dildo. Revenant ends up getting a squishy midsection.
I don't know how you can manage to mess up tits. Bloodhound can go either way based on fan interpretation, but from the Outlands shorts and just a cursory examination of their frame, it's obvious (?) Bloodhound is female. Most artists draw BH as female.
There are women with full breasts with abs. I don't know why these artists never look to Olympic athletes or female boxers for inspiration. This is just gross to look at. Bloodhound would be in their late 30s so should have a firm mom bod/athlete build. It's clear these people have never studied actual people. If they attended anatomy classes or real life sketching, they slept through it. If I was selling NSFW art I wouldn't be caught dead charging so much for this shit.
Revenant rocks that gopnik/UK wannabe wigger pose, though.
Ramya is Indian and is a fit tomboy with a cute gap in her teeth.
This artist gave her a full-on Jewish nose.
Again, we have a muscular woman with the frame of a man. Are we aiming for Fallon Fox, or what?
Nice facial expression. Skeptical AND confused? I dig.
Last one. Can I recommend some wax for these ladies? I get that we live in a pornified culture but if I want to look at ladybits, keep it groomed or get rid of it.
If you're going to draw porn, the least you can do is make the expressions authentic. The anatomy here is all over the place and the facial expressions make the worst hentai look respectable by comparison. It's clear no one has told these people how to draw. SFM artists put more effort in their work and unlike these artists high on their own shit, they will actually listen to criticism. You get what you pay for with them and they make sure their work is good.
A change for once. Nice dick, Crypto. Your foreskin hasn't retracted.
Artist.
This isn't too too bad, but if you're aiming for sexyness, you lost it just with the shap of the vulva and those bizarre androgynous features. The 'hurr' face does not help.
This one is supposed to be Loba from Apex. Loba is a full figured Brazilian woman. It's hard to get those thunder thighs and booty wrong.
This artist ended up giving her a FUPA.
This one I found just recently. Their porn manages to be both absolute parody and STD-inducing.
Here's Bloodhound with a monster dildo. Revenant ends up getting a squishy midsection.
I don't know how you can manage to mess up tits. Bloodhound can go either way based on fan interpretation, but from the Outlands shorts and just a cursory examination of their frame, it's obvious (?) Bloodhound is female. Most artists draw BH as female.
There are women with full breasts with abs. I don't know why these artists never look to Olympic athletes or female boxers for inspiration. This is just gross to look at. Bloodhound would be in their late 30s so should have a firm mom bod/athlete build. It's clear these people have never studied actual people. If they attended anatomy classes or real life sketching, they slept through it. If I was selling NSFW art I wouldn't be caught dead charging so much for this shit.
Revenant rocks that gopnik/UK wannabe wigger pose, though.
Ramya is Indian and is a fit tomboy with a cute gap in her teeth.
This artist gave her a full-on Jewish nose.
Again, we have a muscular woman with the frame of a man. Are we aiming for Fallon Fox, or what?
Nice facial expression. Skeptical AND confused? I dig.
Last one. Can I recommend some wax for these ladies? I get that we live in a pornified culture but if I want to look at ladybits, keep it groomed or get rid of it.
If you're going to draw porn, the least you can do is make the expressions authentic. The anatomy here is all over the place and the facial expressions make the worst hentai look respectable by comparison. It's clear no one has told these people how to draw. SFM artists put more effort in their work and unlike these artists high on their own shit, they will actually listen to criticism. You get what you pay for with them and they make sure their work is good.
A change for once. Nice dick, Crypto. Your foreskin hasn't retracted.
It's a trend for these shit artists to have an AO3 account. Now I'm seeing more and more trans shit with female characters getting a dick or male characters having mastectomy scars and tricking bisexual men into bed with them.
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So if she identifies as a transman (which, by definition, makes her a "man") then why is she a lesbian? Do words not have meaning anymore?
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Correct -- Words no longer have meaning to these retards.
I know that a lot of these sjw girls tend to not identify as a man (because REE MEN BAD) but call themselves "transmasc" which at this point is just special-snowflakified "tomboy". However, they have ALSO been trying to shill that "lesbian" means "non-man x non-man" which literally makes no sense because if you aren't a man you're a woman. But being a woman isn't SPESHUL enough or has "bad/sexist connotations"(related: saw some lunatic say she wants all the bells/chimes(?) of being a man without being a man). Just seems like internalized misogyny to me.
Also: Being "nonbinary" but using the label "lesbian" just means you're a woman. And "transmasc" added in in this case would just mean you're a butch lesbian. "Transmasc" is such a retarded word to me though like if you're an FTM just stick with it. Don't be all willy nilly and contradictory with weird labels & combinations that have no meaning and make no sense.
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And what's with those eyebrows that Ramya has? They're as big as her eyes.
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- Jul 4, 2019
Honestly, mixing woke art tropes with porn is just...so unappetizing. Just...the want to both have something titillating but also pushing your agenda contradict each other so badly it's not even funny. You either take away anything sexy about the piece and it instead becomes something more opinionated (a good way to ruin boners) or it looks like you find trans people and fat FUPA ladies hot as fuck.
That and bad anatomy. Believe me, nothing murders the libido more than FAS faces and blow up doll pussies.