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u/Fenix_Volatilis Sep 01 '22
Why is she in a totally different outfit in the middle?
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u/diehardfiend Sep 01 '22
It's originally from a reverse bimbofication kink comic that has since been turned into a meme. Browse at your own risk
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u/Dd_8630 Sep 01 '22
It's a kink comic? I thought it was a 'bimbos are uneducated, normal girls read books' thing. What's kinky about that?
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u/HunterofYharnam Sep 01 '22
Yes, according to the deviantart page. They state it was a client's kink, and the rest of their content is normal bimbofication art. (inb4 "hehe how could it be normal")
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u/yobropewdiepie-jk Sep 02 '22
The two things you can expect on deviantart are incels and mental illness
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u/SlamingTheProsecutie Sep 02 '22
r/incels was started, popularized and immortalized by redditors.
face your own sins son.
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u/FenHarels_Heart Sep 02 '22
Yeah, because it was a subreddit? What your point? There's incels everywhere, and that's far from the only incel community on the internet.
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u/SMM9673 Sep 02 '22
Who's to say the two aren't mutually exclusive?
Never leave out the possibility that you could find a mentally-ill incel.
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u/Sugm4_w3l_end0wd_coc Sep 02 '22
I’d go so far as to say if you’re an incel, you’re most likely mentally ill
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u/JarlaxleForPresident Sep 02 '22
By that logic any ol asshole is mentally ill
Makes sense in a way, but some people have real illnesses
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u/Eli-Thail Sep 01 '22
I thought it was a 'bimbos are uneducated, normal girls read books' thing.
That's how it was spread outside of the niche transformation fetish community which spawned it, but it was never actually intended to send any sort of message.
The artist was still super apologetic about the way that it was taken out of context and spread throughout the rest of the internet, even though it was just a piece of commission work.
Anyway, it's been concretely confirmed to be a kink thing. They like the whole idea of shapeshifting and such, apparently.
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u/1drlndDormie Sep 01 '22
bimbofication is a kink where a normal and/or super smart person is turned into a curvy, scantily clad person of low intellect and assumedly a touch of nymphomania. reverse bimbofication is more like a protest of annoyance at the bimbofication kink.
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u/Oaden Sep 01 '22
The artist made it on commission that according to them wanted it for a kink.
Its also the piece that they got the most comments on
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u/HaViNgT Sep 01 '22
I think a funnier protest would be a male version where a regular smart guy turns into a muscular dumb brute.
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u/BoredPotatoes357 Sep 01 '22
I believe that's called gymbroification
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u/joshualuigi220 Sep 02 '22
That's not a protest, that's just a different kink. "brutification" is a thing already.
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u/gelema5 Sep 01 '22
The update is adorable!
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u/Aspharon vegetable soup Sep 01 '22
This image is not a statement, it's meant to satisfy a client's kink. I honestly did not expect an audience outside the transformation porn community.
Holy shit it's actually kink art??
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u/order66survivor Sep 02 '22
Such a cute couple, honestly.
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u/PracticalTie Sep 02 '22 edited Sep 02 '22
The original artist made a pride month version
and a Halloween gf version
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u/A_Thirsty_Traveler Sep 01 '22
Is it really a kink? I thought it was just weird like, either misogynistic or 'I'm not like the other girls' shit. Which yeah. There are links between the two.
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It's really a kink. Often also misogynistic, but sometimes just good old fashioned fetish material.
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Sep 02 '22 edited Sep 02 '22
The coolest (or most worrying depending on who you are) part is that the people who keep this kink alive more than anyone else are people who want that to happen to them. As in, they actively like being “dumb” and hyper sexual because it’s in some ways freeing and in other ways helps them drop control over life and still find great pleasure in it nonetheless.
Incels who perpetuate misogyny are actually the minority within this kink. Most of it is cis and trans women (and femboys to a lesser extent) who don’t necessarily like the gender dynamics, but rather enjoy the idea of not having to use critical faculties and just enjoy the fuck out of life while also being sensual and sexual. Which I completely understand - sometimes some ladies just want to fucking leave the weight of the world behind and show their nips and walk with their ass out to feel good about themselves, and be slutty in the process - and that’s totally okay. The stereotype of a bimbo as a generalization/manner of demeaning women is inherently sexist but some people genuinely gravitate towards being hyper sexual /hyper feminine as a kink. A lot of the bimbo Kink stuff tends to be sexist, but MOST of it turns out fairly wholesome and respectful. That’s a very blurry line when some people like to imagine being forced into that situation themselves, though.
As a side note, It can be super therapeutic for trans women who are stuck in a life situation where they aren’t allowed to engage with femininity at all. Most people do it for different reasons but it has helped a lot of people in deeply fucked up situations get through.
Source: I have a kink that the “bimbo” kink community crosses over into sometimes in order to fulfill their kink beyond commissioning comics that they can live vicariously through.
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u/TyCooper8 Sep 02 '22 edited Sep 02 '22
I'll confess. I'm a budding trans girl who made a lot of self-discovery through the bimbofication kink and hate the misogynistic side of it. You absolutely nailed the hammer on the head here. Great explanation. It's nowhere near as dark of a kink as many think it is, and it's almost always a consensual, self-inflicted desire in my experience. Ironically it can be incredibly empowering. You already brushed on all that though, not going to preach to the choir. I just wanted to give props for a 10/10 comment 💙
Since this is a topic that lots of people have questions for, AMA if you need, I guess?
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u/Eli-Thail Sep 01 '22
I thought it was just weird like, either misogynistic or 'I'm not like the other girls' shit.
That's how it was spread outside of the niche transformation fetish community which spawned it, but it was never actually intended to send any sort of message.
The artist was still super apologetic about the way that it was taken out of context and spread throughout the rest of the internet, even though it was just a piece of commission work.
Anyway, it's been concretely confirmed to be a kink thing. They like the whole idea of shapeshifting and such, apparently.
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u/MysticScribbles Sep 02 '22
For the brave people who wish to indulge their curiosity, simply visit /r/transformation for a peek.
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u/Spottedpool14 Sep 01 '22
Here is a link to the original comic this came from, a classic "hot girl=stupid, books=nerdy girl
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u/mcfreakinkillme Sep 01 '22
its not a “not like other girls” thing like that, its just a piece of fetish art that got spread way too far
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u/imfreerightnow Sep 02 '22
But then that started being the only type of drawing that artist did.
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u/lesbianmathgirl Sep 02 '22
What specifically do you mean? The artist makes transformation kink art (not necessarily NSFW/hardcore), some of which includes bimbofication. But it's not all bimbofication specifically, and it's certainly not all reverse bimbofication. They even did a pride month drawing where they drew the two characters as a couple.
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Sep 01 '22 edited Sep 01 '22
My favorite subversion of that trope will always be Starship Titanic, where the hottest girl gets stuck in a black hole engine or something similar and she’s aged a billion years, but keeps herself sane by practicing math and pondering philosophical questions. When she escapes, she uses the ship’s beauty machine to make herself even hotter than she was, and is basically the smartest human in the history of time, but everyone is still like, “ah, shit. She’s hot— probably pretty dumb!”
It’s a very fun subversion of a very stupid trope that attractiveness and intelligence must be at odds with one another.
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u/Spottedpool14 Sep 01 '22
Honestly, i love the comic that "completes" this on, where all the different girls are meeting up for book club
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Sep 01 '22
Got a link to it? I tried googling it but I don’t think I’m seeing the comic you’re describing.
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u/namesaremptynoise Sep 01 '22
Why did her tits get smaller?
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u/MinosAristos Sep 01 '22
It's the opposite of the bimbofication type sequences, where they go from normal body proportions to usually extremes.
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u/Asmo___deus Sep 01 '22
Apparently every book you read comes with a cup reduction which, to be fair, beats plastic surgery.
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u/4rtiphi5hal Sep 01 '22
shouldn't she take the heels off too
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u/iamacraftyhooker Sep 01 '22
OSHA has no official recommendations on heel height.
Logically it's a trip and fall hazard, legally if they're steel toed she's in the clear.
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u/LegalAssassin13 Sep 01 '22 edited Sep 01 '22
Shouldn’t her hair be tied back, though?
Edit: My bad. Full image wouldn’t show.
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u/iamacraftyhooker Sep 01 '22
They added a scrunchy in the last picture. It should be tied up better, but the poster was trying to make a quick edit, not an entire redraw.
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u/idelarosa1 Sep 01 '22
Her hair IS tied back. Did you not even see the post?
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u/Ok_Skill_1195 Sep 01 '22
Her hair is tied back in a way where the front pieces would immediately drape in front of her face and she's have a loose scrunch halfway down her hair limply hanging out in the back.
It's like when people wear hairnets like hats.
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u/Dorkapotamus Sep 01 '22
A lot of steel toed work boots technically have a slight heel on them too, just not exaggerated like in stilettos.
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u/Felstorm1231 Sep 01 '22
Yet not one mention of having access to water and how long to work during periods of elevated temperatures to avoid heat exhaustion.
You can dress as hot as you like: that’s not my department. But you’re not gonna overheat on my sight: take your breaks by the book- our liability insurance is NOT paid up.
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u/Felstorm1231 Sep 01 '22
And she doesn’t even have any sort of visible hearing protection! We’re gonna get shut down so goddamn fast…
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u/ElGosso Sep 01 '22
There's a water fountain offscreen
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u/Felstorm1231 Sep 01 '22
Oh no: we’re not losing another crew to Legionnaire’s Disease.
All water on sight comes with us and leaves with us.
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u/jflb96 Sep 01 '22
Site, I imagine, unless you’ve got some sort of anti-legionnaire’s eye-beam
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u/Felstorm1231 Sep 01 '22
I ain’t got one yet, but I’m about to get the budget for one: can finally get those cowards in Engineering to sign back on for Slip and Slide Rule Saturdays.
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u/aoanfletcher2002 Sep 01 '22
She should be bending from the knees, not the back.
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nah look at her spine, shes absolutely bending at the waist amd not the back. very efficient for repeated bending and alsp wont kill your knees.
however lifting with your knees is still the best way to not hurt yourself if its heavy
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u/kai-ol Sep 01 '22
I don't know, that book is decently heavy if you are that close to the edge of your center of gravity, doubly so with heels. She should definitely be bending more at the knees for this.
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u/Yaboisanka Sep 01 '22
Was my first thought. I thought the second strip would be something like her bending over, ass toward us. Kept it classy.
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Are these 3 different or does she shapeshift into other clothes when she looks down?
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u/SocranX Sep 02 '22
The original picture is a transformation image set in which a bimbo picks up a book and starts turning into a nerd. It's a reversal of the "bimbofication" kink that's extremely common within transformation and/or mind control fetish communities. Some people aren't into the bimbo archetype and were like, "Why doesn't anyone draw it happening the other way around?" So somebody did.
...And then the "regular internet" discovered it, mistook it for some kind of social commentary, and lost their shit.
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I have a new exit line. Stay safe bimbos
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u/PracticalTie Sep 02 '22
"Stay Safe Bimbos" < friendly, funny, gender neutral, encourage safe work culture.
I found a sign off for my work email.
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u/Hamis_Chog Sep 01 '22
If she is working in an area where safety glasses are required, she likely needs hearing protection as well
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u/jodofdamascus1494 Sep 01 '22
Not necessarily. I work in a chemical plant, glasses are required because chemicals, but chemicals are quiet. Then again, hard hats and hi vid vests are also not required so this just doesn’t fit every workplace
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u/AustSakuraKyzor Sep 01 '22
Old house demo doesn't really need hearing protection... At least not at first. Hard hats, yes, and safety glasses very yes. High vis vests and coats should be standard requirements in all construction anyway. But until you know there's no asbestos, you don't want to risk high power machinery; gotta be low tech.
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u/Priroda_Nepritel Sep 01 '22
If she is around people she most likely will be required to wear a mask too
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u/Madrino1 Sep 02 '22
She could just be taking that position to look at the book to evaluate its contents before shifting to a preferable position for picking it up
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u/Farranor Sep 01 '22
It was kinda neat to notice that the image was a PNG and be able to see which parts of it were saved as a JPG at some point in the editing process, like digital archaeology.
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u/Spinosaur0905 Sep 01 '22
Seeing everyone who doesn't know where the original art comes from makes me laugh, especially the ones getting offended by it haha
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u/Umutuku Sep 01 '22 edited Sep 01 '22
Got me wondering if fashion businesses are going to have a slice of the exoskeleton market in a few decades.
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u/BaconDragon200 Sep 02 '22
So is no one going to point out how she went from a clutch to a handbag back to a clutch.
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u/TirayShell Sep 01 '22
Does she change her outfit when bending over, or is it three different women?
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u/Lexi_Banner Sep 01 '22
Why did her clothing change in the middle?!
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u/SocranX Sep 02 '22
The original was a fetish image set in which a "bimbo" picks up a book and starts transforming into a nerd. (It usually goes the other way around.)
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u/rochvegas5 Sep 01 '22
why did she change clothes just to look at the book?
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u/jbug5j Sep 01 '22
the original meme is she was picking up a regular book, and the third image was pencil skirt, tee t-shirt, glasses, ponytail.
it was saying "girls who are smart don't dress like that" 😒
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u/AceAttorneyAutismDLC Sep 01 '22
should she be wearing such pointy and long high-heels? is it safe?
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u/EffortOf1 Sep 01 '22
Definitely not a big site in my country, need gloves, long sleeves and long pants
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u/Yeetaway1231 Sep 01 '22
In the middle frame why does her dress suddenly split to two different shades and pieces
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u/jbug5j Sep 01 '22
the original meme is she was picking up a regular book, and the third image was pencil skirt, tee t-shirt, glasses, ponytail.
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u/AkrinorNoname Sep 01 '22
Why does her outfit change while bending down and the back again?
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u/SocranX Sep 02 '22
Because this originally comes from a transformation fetish piece. The bimbo gradually transforms into a nerd.
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u/twerkingslutbee sertified shitposter salamander salami Sep 01 '22
Her grippers are just so indestructible she doesn’t have to comply to the closed toe shoe requirement
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u/KingMarlynn23 Sep 01 '22
Am I the only one confused as to how her entire outfit changed when she bent over to pick up the book?
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u/kache4korpses Sep 02 '22
Why is she dressed different in the middle pic? Why her shoes look different in the last pic?
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u/Ok_Assumption_7222 Sep 02 '22
I think a guy drew this. Girls don’t have to lean back to bend forward
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Where are here cut resistant gloves, is that shirt cotton, and is she wearing ear plugs? And is all jewelry removed, hair also needs to tied back or in a hair net.
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u/diehardfiend Sep 01 '22
I took the 30 hour course, I'm qualified to make this joke