Fighting Crimes of Fashion on the Streets of SL
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Of all things, I run into *this* … I felt I should have charged her for emotional distress. And the one below – guys, I dig guys being in female avatars, it is a turn on for me … however, please put some effort into studying female facial features!
August 28th, 2009 at 7:44 pm
Awww, don’t be too hard on the first one.
It looks like she was intentionally made to be an ugly caricature, and in that case, she’s perfectly legal. I like funny avatars. Makes a nice change from “how sexy can I look?”
September 9th, 2009 at 11:40 am
I strongly disagree that the second av should be included here. The first impression is that of a tranny, but if that’s what she was going for, more power to her. Beyond that, there are bio women who have more masculine features…nothing wrong with that either. To prove my point, I uploaded the pic to myheritage.com facial recognition app and it said she most closely resembles Lisa Lopes, Lucille Ball, Shannon Doherty, Mary Tyler Moore and a few other very female celebrities…. and returned no matches for men.