This is everything wrong with this hobby in one photo.
Some free clues for the artist and those who admire this immature objectification of women:
If a woman designs and/or dons a suit of armour to engage others in mortal struggle,
…she will be smart enough to protect her thighs, upper arms and, oh yes, her head, just like Tony Stark.
...she will have a short utilitarian haircut or put her hair a bun/ponytail.
…she will NOT wear high heels.
…in general she will not list being "sexy" very high on her immediate list of priorities when fighting for her survival or the survival of others.
…she will no go around with a vacant stare, her lips parted in anticipation of your "hot" kisses.
…in fact she will most definitely not be interested in you, not even as friends.
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I just wanted to clear that up in case any juvenile fantasies were standing between grown men and a grip on reality.
This design trend is why this hobby sees much lower levels of participation from women than our overall share of interest in comicbooks, scifi and fantasy. It is truly repellant.
Of course some people still find this acceptable too:
Some free clues for the artist and those who admire this immature objectification of women:
If a woman designs and/or dons a suit of armour to engage others in mortal struggle,
…she will be smart enough to protect her thighs, upper arms and, oh yes, her head, just like Tony Stark.
...she will have a short utilitarian haircut or put her hair a bun/ponytail.
…she will NOT wear high heels.
…in general she will not list being "sexy" very high on her immediate list of priorities when fighting for her survival or the survival of others.
…she will no go around with a vacant stare, her lips parted in anticipation of your "hot" kisses.
…in fact she will most definitely not be interested in you, not even as friends.
***
I just wanted to clear that up in case any juvenile fantasies were standing between grown men and a grip on reality.
This design trend is why this hobby sees much lower levels of participation from women than our overall share of interest in comicbooks, scifi and fantasy. It is truly repellant.
Of course some people still find this acceptable too: