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Are "hot guy" avatars cringe?

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Mine is the sexiest gay male villain of all time. So it obviously represents me. :gaycat1:

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    • Joyride
      Joyride

      would you rather praise the ugly?

    • Simple
      Simple

      No it’s only cringe when someone asks you who is the person in your profile pic and you don’t reply, chill I’m not gonna steal him from you 

    • Last Boy on Earth
      Last Boy on Earth

      yes but so is yours, wtf is happening there?

    No. Whoever posts with that Arad Winwin avi has my whole heart

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    “Hot guys” on social media in general is cringey. It’s always just a basic white guy who goes to the gym and all the comments are people who will never have a chance with that person posting the thirstiest most desperate things. Just go on grindr and goon in private like a normal person.

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    53 minutes ago, Tropical said:

    Does digitally personifying themselves as someone much hotter than themselves fill some kind of void? 

    i imagine no more than digitally personifying themselves as a fabulous female diva they like to live vicariously through

     

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    I don't really pay close attention 

    8 minutes ago, Jotham said:

    Same. I think there's a difference between stanning men who just happen to be attractive and blatantly putting thirst traps as your avi. :priceless:

    there's two users who use their AVIs and they're kind of distubing I'm not gonna lie. whenever I have a hot AVI it's either singers or actors.

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    42 minutes ago, shookspeare said:

    how did you expect this thread to play out exactly

    Given how many "hot guy" avatars are on this site, it's kinda obvi some would be triggered.

     

    Fortunately, I don't enjoy sparking discussions that I know everyone will agree with and be onside for. How trite! :gaycat:  

    It’s your time to shine @Johnny Jacobs

     

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    Now I know somebody with this avatar…

     

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    Didn’t just like the OP! :deadbanana4:

    Nope, I like a guy with a solid pair of coconuts

     

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    No, only the insecure will feel as though. 

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    i couldn’t imagine having an opinion on it one way or the other

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    No it’s only cringe when someone asks you who is the person in your profile pic and you don’t reply, chill I’m not gonna steal him from you 

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    2 hours ago, Revolution said:

    michele is not just a '''hot guy''' to me. but my fave. :smitten:

     

    anyway, men deserve to be objectified.

    That's kinda.....concerning :deadbanana2: i hope you are just joking and just kinda horny :bird:

     

    The OP got catfished it seems. We've all been there sis...let it out.

     

     

     

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    It’s less weird as a man to use an avi of a hot guy than a 18 year old girl.   

    No, I kinda like them 

     

    :suburban:

    No, this is an homosexual forum. What did you expect? People putting Bible verses as their avis :swan:?

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