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    qwenker

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    sofper2001 said:
    Only a 6.5?

    She didn't like the overall hostile atmosphere and could've done without being called dumb trailer trash & such, but the experience was enjoyable for the most part.
    Also I just realised I forgot to rotate the rabbit's handwriting vertically next tothe 8 so it looks like infinity rabbit season

    sugi said:
    I thought that too... and still think that. But there's also the possibility it's just a remembered reaction to the last time she interacted with the borzoi. The one other time we saw her play opossum was in response to the borzoi harassing her.

    Nah, he got it right. It's an awkward drama avoidance tactic, as it says on the page where she first did it. She was much more afraid of the cat in that situation than the dog.
    I was actually worried it might be wrongly interpreted as borzoi trauma and considered adding another thought bubble confirming that the thespian was indeed not a fan of the hyena, but I think it's better without.

    cantankerii said:
    So if I'm reading this correctly, the opossum is trying to cheer the hyena up by framing all the rape as just "surprise sex" that everybody enjoyed anyway. See e.g. https://e6ai.net/posts/63958?pool_id=213 followed up by https://e6ai.net/posts/141692?pool_id=213 for the three girls in the middle.

    Then there's the dog (https://e6ai.net/posts/63936) who was much less enthused about it (https://e6ai.net/posts/63944), hence the opossum playing dead to avoid giving a straight answer and stressing the hyena out more

    Also yes to alla that but she's not lying (about them enjoying it not the "surprise sex" part)

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    post #181405
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    cantankerii

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    So if I'm reading this correctly, the opossum is trying to cheer the hyena up by framing all the rape as just "surprise sex" that everybody enjoyed anyway. See e.g. https://e6ai.net/posts/63958?pool_id=213 followed up by https://e6ai.net/posts/141692?pool_id=213 for the three girls in the middle.

    Then there's the dog (https://e6ai.net/posts/63936) who was much less enthused about it (https://e6ai.net/posts/63944), hence the opossum playing dead to avoid giving a straight answer and stressing the hyena out more

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    Sugi

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    draco_lander said:
    I think opossum girl just played dead to avoid answering

    I thought that too... and still think that. But there's also the possibility it's just a remembered reaction to the last time she interacted with the borzoi. The one other time we saw her play opossum was in response to the borzoi harassing her.

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    Zenfoldt

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    I don't dislike this, just confused as to what exactly is going on. What's the context? What reaction is this?

    Kind of looks like frustration or if a person scratching an itch was added.

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    abel

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    spiritnanaki said:
    A pig in an environment that looks like an office. Is it Director Ton from Aggretsuko?

    I was thinking about him when I did this actually, but specifying him as a character really didn't change much given the angle.

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    Deciem

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    This is such a funny use of AI generation. Perhaps the only decent use of AI generation, if we're being honest.

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    Channel34

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    hotpocket said:

    Oh no that's not what my questions would be about. I originally thought the censoring was a stylistic choice to make it look like it was coming out of Japan (but now I realize it probably is coming from Japan, if you're posting to Pixiv).

    No my questions would be, are the images being generated with the censoring or is it being censored after the fact? And then in that case why not just post the original image that has yet to be censored, to sites that allow it?

    I generate the images with censoreship already applied to it since it's easier that way for me. I have come to like the style of it more too, if you have ever seen a old Doujinshi Circle called Lolita Channel that is the one i take inspiration from.

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    HotPocket

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    channel34 said:
    its a question i get alot when i upload on other sites that are not Pixiv.

    Oh no that's not what my questions would be about. I originally thought the censoring was a stylistic choice to make it look like it was coming out of Japan (but now I realize it probably is coming from Japan, if you're posting to Pixiv).

    No my questions would be, are the images being generated with the censoring or is it being censored after the fact? And then in that case why not just post the original image that has yet to be censored, to sites that allow it?

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    Channel34

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    hotpocket said:
    The description makes me have so many more questions.

    its a question i get alot when i upload on other sites that are not Pixiv.

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    Spavit

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    Completely agree. Depicting character as close to the original as possible is a big part of the charm!

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    WhigWhamMaster

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    vargrklaw said:
    How'd you did her spade cameltoe looking so good? Lots of inpainting, I presume?

    yeah, some inpainting and some by hand drawing. The models seem to work way better if you can give them something to work off of.

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    Channel34

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    commander said:
    I´ve a question: Why is it censored when uploaded to sites like this?

    because i mainly upload my images on the site pixiv, which requires censoreship like this.

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    theres not enough Pixie and Brutus content around. loving the Ai generations. keep up the amazing work

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