>>31687Here's my hot take on Jackie: Her heavy breathing is too much. I like a bit of heavy breathing but she just sound like she's ill. I suppose she is, but it puts me off nevertheless.
>>31696I absolutely respect Mochii's gain but I just don't find her attractive at all. As someone who likes both fat and skinny girls, I kind of think she looked better skinny.
My other (hot?) takes:
- Fat girls almost never look good with short hair.
- Ivy is fuck ugly but I respect the fact that she does so much gonzo shit (even if I'm not into 99% of it).
- More guys need to get over themselves and just accept that there's a bit of kayfabe involved with this community. Some people get irrationally butthurt about models inflating their numbers a bit, girls "not being into it" etc.
- It actually doesn't fucking matter whether a model is really into it or not, what matters is her skill as an actress when it comes to pretending to be into it. Of course it's nice if she really is into it, but it's unrealistic to expect her to be IMO.
- Most skinnyfat gainers are a dime a dozen. They never gain much weight and they crop up as often as they abruptly retire, so I never get invested in them.
- "Coming out as non-binary" is just cope for women (especialy fat women) who aren't conventionally attractive and/or feminine (or just feel as though they aren't due to insecurity). The fact that models *surprise pikachu face* when they piss off their fans by coming out as non-binary will never not be funny to me.
- To follow on from the previous point: There's a huge disconnect between models and their fans in terms of how woke they are. I find this very amusing. Some models seem keenly aware of this but others are utterly clueless, often with hilarious results.