I'd argue, but I agree. I don't need to know how they look, if they're a billion years and capable of communicating, whatever state they're in looks good. Even if its a fungus posessed rot monster.
I don't believe that last part is necessarily true. I looked into prompt wizardry a bit and it gets oddly complicated. Like trying to convince a monkey's paw to actually fulfill your real wish with no bullshit.
It didn't seem like the sort of stuff I or better artists I know would pick up naturally.
Is that what legitimate interests are, or is that just misleading? I always turn off legitimate interests too, I don't understand the use of the label and I don't trust it.
So anything more valuable or less impact resistant than a rubber duck should not be shipped? No computer parts, no art, no glassware or porcelain, no tools more complicated than a hammer, and even then the goons might break the handle?
What is the point of your profession? A pittance in, emissions and waste out?
If we made a movie about a guy like this in a shirt like this, except he had a crotch gun that fires when he does a kegel, do you think we'd get a cult following? Maybe make a legendary trilogy?
Let me paint you the basic background: He's a swinger in a relationship with a sex therapist, and he's an engineer.
It can go one of two ways, all innuendos and nothing explicit, or more like the Boys/GoT.
Considering the human here is smaller than a dog and slightly larger than a cat, they apparently picked this subject up at a kindergarten.