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Implied is literally the opposite of explicit

• verdverm 3y ago
  I believe they put "not" in front of "explicit" for this reason
  • bmacho 3y ago
    That's not how 'but' works, also the word 'explicit' is used differently here.
    • verdverm 3y ago
      I read it as "this is not an explicit image of looking up a woman's body, but it is implied" I take issue with the but part, which "implies" it was intentional. I'm not in a place to judge that, but I can definitely see the "implied" imagery ... if we can further mix the connotations of the words from the comment we are talking about, without increasing confusion...