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I want you to know that there are probably more of us women than you think, who find feminine straight men to be incredibly attractive and sexy. We are out there and we see you, even though you might not see us. We're still a small minority, but we are everywhere.

Society by and large doesn't accept feminine straight men as being valid or real, and the amount of shaming is heartbreaking, but if you can find people who accept you and become part of that community, you can gain the confidence and strength to tell the rest of society to go fuck off while you live your best life.

I don't think you're a misogynist, but I think the picture can certainly come off that way. Here are a few reasons why:

1. It's misrepresentative. Silicone lip implants are not common and obviously never that big. No woman has these; it's an exaggeration that has the effect of equating women with something ridiculous that doesn't exist. (The common injectable lip fillers are temporary and don't remain long after death.)

2. No one else gets to decide for someone else what makes any procedure -- and in this case breast augmentation -- valid vs fake. Breast cancer survivors, trans people, and other patients getting reconstruction to live happy full lives would rightfully have something to say if you are implying that part of them is fake.

We all alter our bodies in all kinds of ways, both temporary and permanent, in an attempt to look and feel better about ourselves.

3. The picture focuses only on depicting a woman, even though men get calf implants, veneers, nose jobs, chin implants, etc. The image isn't being fair or insightful, but it is ridiculing and criticizing women who are different in certain ways; these are ways that men are different too, making the message hypocritical.

I appreciate the respectful nature of the discussion and hope it continues.

I don't dislike it because an image-generative model was used; I dislike it because it's gibberish. It is full of nonsense and misspellings, and most importantly, it doesn't say or show what a Super Pretendo 5 actually is.

The link in the article to the MIT report doesn't directly link to any report. I wouldn't trust this article until the report is accessible and verifiable.

DJI requires that their cameras be activated and registered with DJI -- using their app and an internet connection -- before the cameras can be used. This is user hostile.

If people really need Windows, they might need an actual machine running Windows because the VM won't work with their use case. I still use old hardware that doesn't work in a VM so it's running on a dedicated PC that, thankfully, doesn't need to connect to the internet nor be upgraded to Windows 11.

"I'm glad you found someone to comfort you and help you process everything"

That sent chills down my spine.

LLMs aren't a "someone". People believing these things are thinking, intelligent, or that they understand anything are delusional. Believing and perpetuating that lie is life-threateningly dangerous.

Go watch John Oliver's episode on it:

Last Week Tonight: Trans Athletes

As an Xperia 1 iii user I am feeling very left out.

That's still a bunch of sugar with no fiber from the actual fruit to offset it.