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I'm gonna add: anti-gravity tits. They're not spheres, people! They have weight!

Also I get really annoyed about boobsocking.

I hate boobsocking so much.

Uh...what is boobsocking? Hitting people in the tits? I googled and nothing but porn sites came up so I couldn't click a link.

Pff, less violent than that. It's when artists draw a shirt as being molded to the body, curving around the boobs so that the only way it could actually work is if there were a separate "boob sock" built into the shirt. Some examples here (SFW).

Edited 2016-04-22 00:34 (UTC)

Boobsocking is when a woman is drawn with her clothing fitting to her chest in "socks" around each tit, which real clothing basically never does. Basically drawing clothes as if they were body paint.

It pops up to some degree in 3D art, where I understand how it happens mechanically. It can sort of happen in loose, stylised cartoons without being a problem. It's when something is drawn in great detail and the clothes don't make sense that it's incredibly dumb.

Ohhhh, thanks, lol! I'm actually kind of relieved I was wrong, tbh!

When clothing tops magically and perfectly outline both breasts separately, such that the top would presumably need pockets or "boobsocks" sewn into them to fit that way.

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mdygcpTRwy1qh8t5wo1_500.gif

But we've all seen what happens when they have too much weight. They must be perfectly in between to be "realistic"!

I don't follow.

It was a secret here awhile back. The character had enormous saggy boobs, and those looked fake, too. And no matter how several of us tried to tell people they looked exactly like our boobs, we were called liars because boobs just don't do that!

Sorry, just to be clear, you were disagreeing with my statement?

As one of the anons who was in the other thread that this anon was referring to, I'm guessing they agree with you that making boobs gravity defiant is bad, but that a lot of people don't seem to like depictions of realistic large boobs either. That a lot of people want something in the middle, where they aren't entirely gravity defiant but don't sag as much as large boobs easily do in real life. I'm just guessing, though, as I'm not that anon.

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