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Of course appeal is subjective, but I believe she calls herself sexy cyborg. Denying intent is almost as offensive as a denial of existence I believe. Although

Of course appeal is subjective, but I believe she calls herself sexy cyborg. Denying intent is almost as offensive as a denial of existence I believe. Although there can be cases like that.

SexyCyborg 5y ago
Because if there's anything to judge a person on the basis of, it's Reddit logins they chose when they were 20 and stuck with as they grew in popularity
- giantrobot 5y ago
  At least you didn't use your old FoxyAndroid16@lycos.com address, you'd break the prude sensors. /s for anyone wondering, I can only hope someone is still using some dumb Lycos e-mail today.
- Anthony-G 5y ago
  I don’t know why Naomi’s comment is being downvoted. Another young (at that time) woman, Amanda Knox learned the hard way about being judged on the basis of her online account name: When the tabloid media learned that her Myspace nickname was “Foxy Knoxy”, they spun salacious stories, making her out to be some sort of “femme fatale” who would be capable of murdering her flat-mate, Meredith Kercher. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Meredith_Kercher https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Meredith_Kercher
prawn 5y ago
Quoting her: "I look the way I do for myself, and I don't object to any one else's polite enjoyment of that." Considering something like body dysmorphia (as an example) might help give someone benefit of doubt. I'm not going to pretend to understand exactly why someone feels that way.
- SexyCyborg 5y ago
  >Considering something like body dysmorphia (as an example) might help give someone benefit of doubt. I'm not going to pretend to understand exactly why someone feels that way. Yes, it is something like that. But it's bullshit for me to dance around it and expect some sort of grace. I will say something.
  - kragen 5y ago
    I don't think you owe justifications for your body modifications or wardrobe to anybody: not to the police, not to the CPC, not to your parents, not to Google, and certainly not to random people on Twitter competing to see who can be the cruelest.

Of course appeal is subjective, but I believe she calls herself sexy cyborg. Denying intent is almost as offensive as a denial of existence I believe. Although there can be cases like that.

SexyCyborg 5y ago

Because if there's anything to judge a person on the basis of, it's Reddit logins they chose when they were 20 and stuck with as they grew in popularity

giantrobot 5y ago
At least you didn't use your old FoxyAndroid16@lycos.com address, you'd break the prude sensors. /s for anyone wondering, I can only hope someone is still using some dumb Lycos e-mail today.
Anthony-G 5y ago
I don’t know why Naomi’s comment is being downvoted. Another young (at that time) woman, Amanda Knox learned the hard way about being judged on the basis of her online account name: When the tabloid media learned that her Myspace nickname was “Foxy Knoxy”, they spun salacious stories, making her out to be some sort of “femme fatale” who would be capable of murdering her flat-mate, Meredith Kercher. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Meredith_Kercher https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Meredith_Kercher

prawn 5y ago

Quoting her: "I look the way I do for myself, and I don't object to any one else's polite enjoyment of that." Considering something like body dysmorphia (as an example) might help give someone benefit of doubt. I'm not going to pretend to understand exactly why someone feels that way.

SexyCyborg 5y ago
>Considering something like body dysmorphia (as an example) might help give someone benefit of doubt. I'm not going to pretend to understand exactly why someone feels that way. Yes, it is something like that. But it's bullshit for me to dance around it and expect some sort of grace. I will say something.
- kragen 5y ago
  I don't think you owe justifications for your body modifications or wardrobe to anybody: not to the police, not to the CPC, not to your parents, not to Google, and certainly not to random people on Twitter competing to see who can be the cruelest.