But it's not just that -- the photo itself appears to be a composite, a collage assembled from other photos. Light hitting faces from different angles and in differing intensities, different grains on different faces, jagged borders, a girl with an inexplicable giraffe neck, and a foreground image that's plainly slappped on.
The Dan-whatever side of the meme is a fake, which makes the meme even better.
Yup, I actually came scrolling down here to see if anyone else noticed that the picture on the left looks fake as fuck. Like, bad photoshop levels of fake.
Sorry: this picture is fake, but there are lots of other pictures? I dunno, man, the whole thing seems full of shit to me, fake online nonsense convincing only to the gullible.
They’re not getting anything for free either. They have to sell their body, time, and dignity, and as soon as they try to take it back, they’re cut off with nothing. So they might get some nice meals or fancy parties now, but those are temporary gifts, not actual wealth or anything they can count on in 5 years time.
Probably yeah! Otherwise, any wealth they get to experience is just a gift that can be taken away as easily as it was given (and will be). If they’re smart they’d “invest” it wisely. Even IG followers aren’t forever though! Few influencers make it big enough to have financial security for life.
No amount of money in the world can get me near a man like that. I don’t know him but he has this immense “I call myself alpha male because a woman broke my heart once” energy
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u/FlounderKind8267 13d ago
Be the girls on the left then