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[GriswaldTerrastone]

Not very realistic - needs bigger breasts.

Why?


It's a better picture than that prom picture- I'm still hoping it's a hoax.

Thing is, the art style behind it is actually very competent- professional, even- but it somehow lacks life.

[Shasarak]

Not very realistic - needs bigger breasts.

Why?

I dont understand your question.

[GeekyBugle]

Not very realistic - needs bigger breasts.

Why?


It's a better picture than that prom picture- I'm still hoping it's a hoax.

Thing is, the art style behind it is actually very competent- professional, even- but it somehow lacks life.

Assuming one needs a WHY to think it needs bigger breasts.

[jeff37923]

Speaking of which, in reply to the prom picture earlier (and I wish I could forget) notice how this one seems more "real" in its way:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/da/52/b7/da52b7526aeccc2072816029eebc40dd.jpg





They don't look as though they had a whiff of the Joker's laugh gas.

What in the ever lovin' fuck is the species of that critter on the right? It is painfully obviously female, but a female what?

[Reckall]

Speaking of which, in reply to the prom picture earlier (and I wish I could forget) notice how this one seems more "real" in its way:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/da/52/b7/da52b7526aeccc2072816029eebc40dd.jpg





They don't look as though they had a whiff of the Joker's laugh gas.

What in the ever lovin' fuck is the species of that critter on the right? It is painfully obviously female, but a female what?

They do seem to ape My Little Pony. The creepy fanfic actually.

[Snowman0147]

What in the ever lovin' fuck is the species of that critter on the right? It is painfully obviously female, but a female what?

Do you even want to know?  I am just asking because I certainly don't want to know what that is.  I like to sleep at night.

[palaeomerus]

Looks like a little bit like one of those shitty "baby dragon" resin statures they sell at pipe world only with an HH cup size and a wig.

[wmarshal]

Speaking of which, in reply to the prom picture earlier (and I wish I could forget) notice how this one seems more "real" in its way:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/da/52/b7/da52b7526aeccc2072816029eebc40dd.jpg





They don't look as though they had a whiff of the Joker's laugh gas.

What in the ever lovin' fuck is the species of that critter on the right? It is painfully obviously female, but a female what?

Someone tell me that's just somebody's deviant art project, and not actually going to wind up in a WOTC product.

As to what that creature is, I can only as that it's very creepy and weird. It's in some kind of uncanny valley territory in part because it doesn't really fit with the rest of the image. It's almost like it was worked on by two different artists.

[DocJones]

What in the ever lovin' fuck is the species of that critter on the right? It is painfully obviously female, but a female what?

Do you even want to know?  I am just asking because I certainly don't want to know what that is.  I like to sleep at night.

It has turquoise hair so it's obviously some sort of social justice warrior.

[Trond]

I've heard this expressed as an idea before, but I'm skeptical. What is the extent of the evidence for this? Another idea I've heard expressed is that women tend to prefer men to be dark, while men prefer women to be light. The implication is that this is a genetically-programmed universal, but that is quite difficult to prove.

I have noticed that in nearly every culture where there is any variation in skin color at all, there is a preference for women with lighter skin, sometimes men too. To the degree that women will smear their face with layers of white makeup. People from the Indian subcontinent (where skin color varies a lot) can sometimes come across as rabidly racist against themselves, something my wife has run into numerous times. One exception is the modern Western world where having a tan is quite fashionable, although it held true even there until fairly recently ("fair" meaning both light and pretty).

One hypothesis that would explain this both in the West and elsewhere is that it's linked to having resources and being upper class. Before, the upper classes were the only ones that didn't have to work the fields, and so they were lighter in skin color. More recently more people work indoors, but the upper classes have more resources to go on vacations and spas and such, and so they show off their tan instead.

There is also the idea that skin color is more important in women because vitamin D is important for milk production. Maybe there is something to it, but it's hard to demonstrate beyond "it's the best explanation we got".

[Shasarak]

I've heard this expressed as an idea before, but I'm skeptical. What is the extent of the evidence for this? Another idea I've heard expressed is that women tend to prefer men to be dark, while men prefer women to be light. The implication is that this is a genetically-programmed universal, but that is quite difficult to prove.

I have noticed that in nearly every culture where there is any variation in skin color at all, there is a preference for women with lighter skin, sometimes men too. To the degree that women will smear their face with layers of white makeup. People from the Indian subcontinent (where skin color varies a lot) can sometimes come across as rabidly racist against themselves, something my wife has run into numerous times. One exception is the modern Western world where having a tan is quite fashionable, although it held true even there until fairly recently ("fair" meaning both light and pretty).

One hypothesis that would explain this both in the West and elsewhere is that it's linked to having resources and being upper class. Before, the upper classes were the only ones that didn't have to work the fields, and so they were lighter in skin color. More recently more people work indoors, but the upper classes have more resources to go on vacations and spas and such, and so they show off their tan instead.

There is also the idea that skin color is more important in women because vitamin D is important for milk production. Maybe there is something to it, but it's hard to demonstrate beyond "it's the best explanation we got".

Excepting for the cultures that obsess on having a tan of course.

[Zelen]

I've heard this expressed as an idea before, but I'm skeptical. What is the extent of the evidence for this? Another idea I've heard expressed is that women tend to prefer men to be dark, while men prefer women to be light. The implication is that this is a genetically-programmed universal, but that is quite difficult to prove.

I have noticed that in nearly every culture where there is any variation in skin color at all, there is a preference for women with lighter skin, sometimes men too. To the degree that women will smear their face with layers of white makeup. People from the Indian subcontinent (where skin color varies a lot) can sometimes come across as rabidly racist against themselves, something my wife has run into numerous times. One exception is the modern Western world where having a tan is quite fashionable, although it held true even there until fairly recently ("fair" meaning both light and pretty).

One hypothesis that would explain this both in the West and elsewhere is that it's linked to having resources and being upper class. Before, the upper classes were the only ones that didn't have to work the fields, and so they were lighter in skin color. More recently more people work indoors, but the upper classes have more resources to go on vacations and spas and such, and so they show off their tan instead.

There is also the idea that skin color is more important in women because vitamin D is important for milk production. Maybe there is something to it, but it's hard to demonstrate beyond "it's the best explanation we got".

Excepting for the cultures that obsess on having a tan of course.

Tanning as a culturally desirable thing is a blip historically.

To the extent that a preference for lighter skin exists the root cause probably lies with selection for fertility markers. Lighter skin is a youth marker, and hormones like testosterone & estrogen impact melanin production.

[Shasarak]

Tanning as a culturally desirable thing is a blip historically.

Having makeup is a blip historically.

[Pat]

Tanning as a culturally desirable thing is a blip historically.

Having makeup is a blip historically.

Nefertiti's painted eyes disagree.

[Shasarak]

Tanning as a culturally desirable thing is a blip historically.

Having makeup is a blip historically.

Nefertiti's painted eyes disagree.

Historically a blip.