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ZorbaTHut  2yr ago (text post)   3688 thread views

Friday Fun Thread for September 30, 2022

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Those tits are absolutely massive.

The system works.

Standard sized big ones in ecchi and hentai. Thousands of such just over at DA. That's where the AI learned it I guess.

Even happens IRL naturally, there's a rare disorder that causes adolescent breast growth to never really finish.

Worst cases surgery required because they get too big, best case it kind of tapers off eventually and can be even lucrative as illustrated by this tasteful somewhat SFW picture of a sufferer in her marble bathroom - a rarity in Croatia, where median wage doesn't exceed €12k a year.

Yeah, unfortunately if you want big anime titties you tend to get ginormous anime titties. There's not a ton of art where it depicts a woman who is busty, but still within reason for a normal human. Which I would imagine affects the AI in turn, because that's what it could get trained on.

There's some of that, probably related to adaptation to superstimuli. Not just anime, affects all kind of racy art. Over at DA you can sometimes even see it in action in an individual artists's portfolio.

Although, it does seem the large proportions are liked more than people assume.

Assuming people who order sex dolls have preferences in regards to proportions similar to general population, it looks like the the median preferred boob size is between E and F. Somewhere in or near huge, especially on a slim woman.(sfw picture of a woman with a 34F bra size)

Wondering if we're going to see similar IRL runaway effect due to Instagram and such online social media.

It's already driving an increase in cosmetic surgery, but if some biotech firm found a way of re-starting adolescent development things could get out of hand.

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