Good catch. It did seem a little uncanny Valley on the bottom, and zooming in on the cat’s left eye (our right) does show something kinda funky. And the cheek markings on that side are also a little wonky.

All that said, it’s still a cute picture on the top half so I upvoted

I wish it was meeeeee 🥹

Cool idea. Subscribed!

Thank you so much… this was an amazing summary!

Eeeeeeee, sooooo cute!! 🥹

Reminds me of Jyn the cat:

It looks sooooo good:

Xennial!

Cathode. Ray. Tube. 🤘

What happened? (I don’t watch football or follow Taylor Swift)

Does Willow have white lips? 😍

That new-package dopamine hits different with a new head

What a cute face!! Smoosh him for me!!

Is he a Russian blue?! 😍

Mine used to do the same thing… the reverse loaf!

Interesting:

The term was coined by comic book fan (and later writer) Gail Simone in 1999, named after an incident in Green Lantern vol. 3 #54 (1994), written by Ron Marz.

The story includes a scene in which the title hero, Kyle Rayner, comes home to his apartment to find that the villain Major Force had killed Rayner’s girlfriend, Alexandra DeWitt, and stuffed her into a refrigerator.

It describes a trend that Simone had recognized in comic book stories where female characters would be killed, maimed, sexually assaulted, depowered, or would experience other “life-derailing tragedies” disproportionately more often than male characters.

She also emphasized that while male superheroes typically experience noble deaths or resurrection, the violence against superheroines is most often for shock value and has permanent consequences.

“no, you!”

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Hah! 😂

I heard someone describe it as “bees in the brain”, and I felt so seen!

A recruiter friend of mine told me that if I don’t want to ignore them, to give them the pdf version of my LinkedIn profile since that’s already public information.

Great write-up!! As much as I hate pantyhose, they’re my preferred option if I can’t go with bare legs.

I second the suggestion to buy a size larger (and taller). The worst part is a sagging crotch and a digging waistband. Depending on the way they’re built, I sometimes make tiny cuts in the waistband (like notches that don’t cut all the way through) to give a little extra stretch. It doesn’t look pretty but no one will see it and it helps smooth out the area.

Oh, and I’ve tried the crotchless kind and it felt like I was pissing my pants when I went to the washroom. Plus I felt nasty sitting on a public toilet seat with my pantyhose on. So I second your comments on those too ❤️