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octopus kitty, cutest, supercute, very cute, lovely, smiling, kind, nice, beautiful, bright, happy
Nice making something on my own image generator where everything comes out beautiful. :)
World War Three Admiral Sailor Moon
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admiral ((Sailor Moon)) world war three airship commander standing proud on the deck of her royal airship, savior of the world, proud, powerful, confident, grinning, ambitious, masterpiece, best quality, absolutely beautiful, beautiful face, epic futuristic landscape, realistic, uhd, hd, storms, dramatic lighting, fleets of airships, (((absolutely beautiful))), blonde
word #2: supercalifragilisticexpialadocious
I thought this right before I tried to play the really old pokemons again. And very quickly went back to new pokemons.
actually that isn't even true. I have plenty of pictures with prompts just like the one here that do result in beautiful pictures and seem to not impact breast size at all. So I think the op just 'happens to be one' like you are saying but i don't see any pattern in my own images resulting in this more than not.
my prompt has no breastrelated words :) but i do fill my prompts with words to state how beautiful the picture is. my guess is more beautiful picture gets translated in to beautifying the characters in it, and that in turn increases breast size, lol
and yet people are homeless
Veggie Nuclear Sub
Great topic, thank you! Felt healthy brainstorming some of what I want in a house :)
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dream interpretation house with glowing aquamarine solarpanel roofing, oddly shaped curving windows, with a garden with ginseng, ashwagandha, schisandra, ginger, garlic, lavender, mint, and a pond and stream with bacopa and other water plants, and a forest glade where all creatures are peaceful and welcome in the secret place of the magic forest thousands of miles from the nearest human. inside has beautifully arranged genetic engineering gear, computers, and various electronic and electrochemical devices each custom crafted with full knowledge of the underlying systems (((absolutely beautiful))), masterpiece, best quality, forestpunk style, (pastel colors), calm, tranquil, peaceful, sparkling, harmonious gardens, harmoniously placed stones, acoustics and solstices taken in to account, oil painting, illustration in the styles of the artists Rachel Ruysch, Alena Aenami, Emmanuel Shiu, Laurie Lipton, Sylvain Sarrailh, Saskia Gutekunst, Humberto Ramos, and Andreas Achenbach
fun!
also: fae forest forestpunk frolicking fierce favorite feature fun flashy festival
i've never seen so many correct hands in an ai image
I've been interacting with a guy who is very transphobic and it has brought to light the concept for me. Something that has been growing on my mind is that fighting to keep a she||him dichotomy feels unnatural. What do I mean?
I remember when I used to have a facebook and they tried to force everyone to be who they seem instead of who they want to be, that it would make sense for people in conversations to say 'she' or 'he' depending on the sex they could perceive of who they were talking to. But facebook is a very small aspect of a much bigger internet. Even before facebook, I was on miscellaneous forums of the internet, where I would interact with people who's names would imply they were dragons, or elves, or puppets, or abstract concepts, or words that don't even have a definition, let alone a gender. And here we are again on a forum where individuals can purposely choose to give themselves an image or name that makes them seem to have a certain gender, but there is no force behind it, so the vast majority of people are not waving their sex in front of them when interacting.
And, in general, FREEDOM includes CHOOSING what information one shares about themself. So, upon moral growth of a world, assuming Freedom increases, English should drop it's enforced telling of someone's gender through she/he him/her hers/his. We are already in an age where it would be blatantly inappropriate if the language enforced divulging someone's Ethnicity or Religion like it does Sex.
And through forums and other nondirect personal communication, there are many people we encounter, most of us daily, who are not waving their sex in front of them. How do we refer to these people? So, to me, Freedom seems a natural direction the language is to go; AND that the internet is catalyzing it.
And so, when watching a transphobe, it seems they ignore that the internet itself, unless entirely held by facebook, naturally grows 'they them' as the natural means of referring to others, with automatic 'she/he' comparatively more assumptive and thus less polite.
It seems very obvious to me that nature and the structure of the internet pushes growth specifically in this direction.
inspired by the art of a man that is shaped like a ball
finding sdXL very fun :)
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