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@AuroraAvengarde Stop confusing what people are saying. What you're talking about is whether something is "appropriate" and what others are talking about is whether something is 'sexual' or 'stimulating' or whatever it is. The onesies, the cover is appropriate, and also sexual.

So you believe most of your female cohorts wear this? If so maybe you're simply a product of your environment.

When personal argument got a bit misunderstood:

@SailusGebel I can't believe you don't invite me in.

Wait no, wrong person. @Anon2025

@Nolff
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I don’t know what it is, but majority of internet arguments start when someone gets tunnel vision about something and then can’t stop.

I saw the thread and cover, if you change the colors from black to white that's lowkey latex fetish wear

When brain has been turned off:

TUNNEL VISION!

Does... she not realise we don't need permission to state an opinion? She's on a forum. That's the entire point.

Who's the OP of the thread, a woman?

Honestly, I assumed based on the amount of passion towards women's clothing. Could be a gay guy too.

Ah yes, when someone who's massively unrelated to something understands more of the something than the people working/related with it.

I'd say gay guys probably had more female friends than the average guy in high school so they probably were already interested in female fashion before getting ingrained into the industry.

Somehow, that's a logical reason why these sort of people gets higher recruit rates.

[Nope. This joke is misogynistic. Half the forums already hate you for these jokes, Star, Knight.] Yeah, it's wild.

When anxiety walks in:

@Paul_Michaels The fun continued here for a bit.

Somehow I missed this I don't know how I'll ever be in with the cool kids now. Especially since I'm in my 30s

If you're not bullying former RR authors over their clothing choices what are you even doing, man?

Star-knight's on an inquisition mission rn.