Kenzie Reeves

Doesn’t look AI generated, but does look Photoshopped. The pattern continues across the body in a way that looks like it’s been overlaid in post rather than painted on.

Pretty sure that’s her old account, new one is u/xyzaly (also goes by both zipos and zipoz on OF if that’s your thing)

This is definitely AI generated, but how does the main text look so good?

I had no idea they were so expensive! This is rather eye-opening, and it definitely gives new perspective to some of the points I made. Thank you for the insight.

I can see how you might reach that conclusion, but consider this: do you feel it is correct to bring a life into the world knowing that you can’t afford to provide for them? To me, that’s placing an unnecessary burden on both your family and society.

Though with that being said, someone else mentioned that reversals are ~$10,000, which is obscenely expensive and way more than I thought it would be, so the current cost of them does make it seem like I’m saying “only the rich should have children”, even when I’m not.

Doesn’t work on mobile :(

This is the first time I’ve ever seen positive sentiment for Google+ online.

I come from early YouTube where it was forced upon us from above, so I’m genuinely curious as to what positives you see in it.

An evening with my what? /s

It can’t be that it’s defederated because I was using an account local to that instance. Plus, loading the community on a browser works fine.

This, plus the ability to open the main post and scroll sideways to view images in the post (as if they were galleries). That would be fantastic!

I went full Firefox a few weeks ago. It’s been mostly fine but there are a few weird hitches that Chromium-based browsers just don’t have. So because of that I currently think Brave is a good recommendation for most people.

Adding the word “scientific” to your point doesn’t make it more believable.

In fact, it detracts from your point by making you sound like you don’t know how to use the word.

It’s engagement farming.

Notice how they’re all questions? The way this works on other social media is you ask something in a community that most people will have an opinion on, but frame it opposite to that opinion (e.g. the tiny tits question), and that will give you a bunch of engagement through comments which tells the algorithm the post is more interesting so it pushes the post higher to raise visibility to keep people on the site longer to view more ads.

The thing is, Lemmy does not have an algorithm like that, so it’s pointless to do here.

Pringles :)

I remember seeing this format before, but with Jibril from NGNL:

Something I like that’s unconventional yet not really taboo is pregnancy.

I like the idea of having had sex with a pretty girl and then doing it again when she’s carrying my child. I’m not sure exactly why, but I suppose it’s something built into people naturally? The pregnant physique is just very appealing to me, yet a similar physique from overeating is something I don’t like at all. It’s very strange.

How would you know when to turn to that page though?

If it tells you at the start to turn to that page and you do, does it tell you the story from 80-90% of the way through? Or is it a totally new short story since you haven’t started yet?

If you like this kind of stuff, I’d recommend checking out their other art!