Getting called out

[Anonymous No.8326461]

I keep hearing that someone paid to promote a post in disagreement with her rant, but I can't find it. Can someone please tell me who posted it so I can read the god damn rebuttal.

[Anonymous No.8326668]

>>8326461
You know what I fucking love? The fact that I've seen quite a few cosplayers say the exact same shit she said and of course Ani-Mia would get shared by everyone and their pervy uncle.

[Anonymous No.8326673]

>>8326668
Ok cool, but seriously can someone link me promoted post where someone is putting her on blast? Thanks.

[Anonymous No.8326688]

>>8326673
The only thing I've seen are comments on her status she typed

[Anonymous No.8326707]

[Anonymous No.8326714]

It's been these girls mainly posting on every Ani-Mia thread. All friends with Negative Stacey as well

[Anonymous No.8326724]

>>8326673
Negative Stacey put Ani-Mia on blast after Mia deleted her and blocked her from posting, but Negative Stacey, fake as she is, was right. Ani-Mia shouldn't be saying shit, when she's just baring her chest in revealing cosplays and then dropping her Wish List. What's different from cosplayers asking for people to donate to their cosplay/con funds? They were both in agreement about fraudulent uses of fundraising sites though,like funding a trip to the U.S. instead of working on a cosplay project for example.

[Anonymous No.8326728]

>>8326461
>sheds light while showing massive fake tits

[Anonymous No.8326738]

I couldn't bring myself to read this. "However, every hobby has a dark side."

Yes, the dark side of stamp collecting.

[Anonymous No.8326759]

>>8326738

The dark side of hobby trains

[Anonymous No.8326762]

>>8326461
>>8326688
>>8326724

[Anonymous No.8326777]

>>8326738
>The dark side of trading card games

[Anonymous No.8326785]

>>8326759
They're right though. It's only been a month since the knitting club's bloody turf war with the cross-stitchers, and Gertha from the nursing home already sang like a canary to the coppers. Let's just say we had to find a way to get her to keep her mouth shut for good... Luckily we've got plenty of needles and threads.

[Anonymous No.8326787]

>>8326714
>publicity stunt
>attention

Pot, kettle, etc

[Anonymous No.8326788]

>>8326762
Ron Gejon will be there to shoot it if it can bring more folks to him for photos of two girls boxing it out

[Anonymous No.8326796]

>>8326738
The dark side of Gunpla

[Anonymous No.8326800]

>>8326788
>Ron Gejon
I just looked up who he was.....his photography sucks monkey asses

[Anonymous No.8326803]

>>8326738
>Yes, the dark side of stamp collecting.
Actually, I was very into stamp collecting for years and it's a pretty dramatic hobby. Not as bad as cosplay, but there's no shortage of people who are insanely competitive about it.
>>8326777
... have you ever exposed yourself to hardcore Pokemon or Yu-Gi-Oh fans? It's terrifying.

[Anonymous No.8326806]

>>8326738
>>8326777
>>8326785
TOPKEK

[Anonymous No.8326808]

>>8326738
The dark side of synchronized swimming

[Anonymous No.8326812]

>>8326738

The dark side of bird watching

[Anonymous No.8326815]

>>8326808
Tbh I'm a figure skater and many girls-only sports are ridiculously competitive and catty, especially skating. If you've never heard of the term 'ice moms'... They're like Toddlers and Tiaras meets soccer mom. Wouldn't be surprised if it's the same for synchswimming

[Anonymous No.8326822]

>>8326815
Also in the 'ice moms' category: Dance Moms, Football Moms, and the top of the list is any mom at a bridal salon helping her daughter pick out a dress that someone else is eyeballing. Yes, I've seen a full out fist fight complete with a a bloody nose and cuts over a bridal gown.

[Anonymous No.8326823]

#Shotsfired

[Anonymous No.8326825]

>>8326803
oh my god, that's fucking hilarious.

[Anonymous No.8326831]

Patreons won't mail out their perks unless they're raking in good money that month. If you donated anything less than $20, then you shouldn't expect anything. Anything less than $20 and they pretty much are just using the money to mail you something.

[Anonymous No.8326832]

>>8326815
>Tbh I'm a figure skater and many girls-only sports are ridiculously competitive and catty
That's not a girls only thing, but a single gender thing. Male only sports are just as bad, if not worse. No girl drama I've ever witnessed, outside of a couple very extreme examples in cosplay, has even come close to the shit that would regularly go down in the male soccer, football, and lacrosse teams in high schools. A friend of mine even had to quit soccer because it was just too much.

[Anonymous No.8326833]

[Anonymous No.8326837]

I've seen Anamias posts show up as "Sponsored" that past week or two. What a better way to get some free publicity for yourself than ranting about a topic many people are butthurt about.

[Anonymous No.8326838]

>>8326832
Do tell, I hope it involves some man on man wrasslin

[Anonymous No.8326843]

Gross. She does seem extremely hypocritical. Just like every other wannabe cosfamous chick with fake fits out there.

[Anonymous No.8326853]

>>8326822
>dance moms
My little sister is a pretty awesome ballerina for her age and I did a bit of costuming for her, and holy shit dance moms are fucking insane. You could not pay me to be around them more than I had to be. Putting their 10 year old thin-as-a-rail daughters on diets and shit.

[Anonymous No.8326866]

>>8326853
Dude I went with my friend to pick her little sister up and a mom was there yelling at her daughter that she needs to stop whining about her ankle hurting. Turns out she sprained it and the mom didn't give two shits. What's even worse is some of the teachers, scary as fuck.

[Anonymous No.8326872]

>>8326803
>... have you ever exposed yourself to hardcore Pokemon or Yu-Gi-Oh fans? It's terrifying.
Not that Anon, but people are fucking RABID about their pairings and headcanons in the Yugioh fandom and will flip shit if you try and tell them they're breaking canon.

Marik and Bakura fans (and to some degree, Kaiba fans) are kind of notorious for this.

[Anonymous No.8326887]

>>8326822
Don't forget hockey moms. Honestly, just any mom overly involved in their kid's competitive sports.

... I wonder if cosplay moms will be a thing someday. Like, women who were very cosplay popular in their youth, but failed to turn into MILFS and be able to cosplay sexy older characters, so had to stop. Then, they live vicariously through their children, especially daughters, pressuring them to compete in cosplay competitions, make costumes all the time, and upload pics to Instagram daily.

>But mom, I'm not comfortable wearing something this revealing
>This is how you get the most likes, sweetie. You don't want to disappoint your mother after all I've done for you, do you?

[Anonymous No.8326889]

>>8326796
Those little plastic nubs you have to remove?

[Anonymous No.8326902]

>>8326887

>Mom I'm 15 and I don't WANT a boob job
>How do you think I got 700,000 likes on my page honey, with REAL boobs?
>But Mom!
>YOU'RE GETTING A BOOB JOB BIGGER THAN JENNIFER NIGIRI AND YOU'RE GONNA LIKE IT.
>She has a 32FFF though!
>That's why she's so popular
>What if I wanna be popular by making my cosplays look good?
>Ha! You're so silly, that never works!

[Anonymous No.8326937]

>>8326902
LOL

Cosplay Moms on SyFy at 6

[Anonymous No.8326940]

>>8326803
please tell us about stamp collecting drama

[Anonymous No.8326945]

>>8326902
the future of Yaya Han's daughter

[Anonymous No.8326946]

>>8326853
>>8326866
>Putting their 10 year old thin-as-a-rail daughters on diets and shit.
Oh god, this was the exact reason my mom stopped letting me do ballet. I've always been thin to the level where I get the occasional person questioning if I had an eating disorder, yet the teacher still suggested she put me on a diet because I was one of the tallest girls, so she thought I should be a lot thinner than the other girls to compensate. It was the final straw for her after years of witnessing horrible mothers treat their daughters horribly, some of which honestly constituted as abusive. She told me there was one woman in particular who she was conflicted about reporting to child services, after she saw her slap her daughter across the face in the parking lot when she thought no one was looking for messing up during one recital. She ended up telling the father, who was not surprised at all. Luckily, years later they ended up divorcing and the father got full custody since my mother was far from the only person to witness her doing shit like that.

[Anonymous No.8326958]

>>8326902
Uh there's no such size as 32FFF, but otherwise this is funny

[Anonymous No.8326972]

>>8326759
My parents are into miniature trains as a hobby (the kind you can sit on and drive around a small track) and you wouldn't believe the drama in their club. Wank is everywhere.

[Anonymous No.8326979]

>>8326972

Really? Huh color me surprised. Do tell?

[Anonymous No.8327000]

>>8326937
>>8326945
Lol and cringe worthy XD It doesn't sound like it would be impossible since SyFy already has "Heros of Cosplay"

>>8326946
Wow, I'm sorry you went through that Anon :( No wonder most ballerinas are such fucking bitches (not saying you are) I've met ballerinas that bash cosplayers that do dancers (like Pearl? from Steven's Universe) simply becuase they aren't in the right position, have their feet the wrong way, aren't on their toes, and the one that pisses me off: Aren't thin enough to cosplay a dancer even though they are probably a size 3/4-5/6.

>>8326958
Tell that to Beshine, she has a 32Z which is equivilant to a cup size of XXX

[Anonymous No.8327017]

Lol Mia's followers are derailing this thread so hard

[Anonymous No.8327024]

>>8326738
The dark side of tek deking

[Anonymous No.8327025]

>>8327017
Lol, maybe your vendetta post is shit

[Anonymous No.8327029]

>>8327017
Lol not even a follower of Mia or Stacey for that matter, but the cat fight between the two is hilarious. See >>8326762 for details

[Anonymous No.8327050]

Funny Mia is making fun of Stacey buying sponsored ad. Mia was probably the first cosplayer I know who bought ads. Pretty much how she went from a nobody to thousands of likes in a few months.

[Anonymous No.8327057]

>>8327050
I noticed that too, I heard about Mia WAY before I heard of Stacey all because of ads

[Anonymous No.8327062]

>>8326972
You gotta tell us some train drama now anon

[Anonymous No.8327066]

>>8327050

Mia's rise to stardom:
Tits,ads,memes

She probably post more memes to generate traffic than 99% of cosplayers I know.

[Anonymous No.8327069]

>>8327000
Yeah, the bitchy attitude your describing in ballerinas is very typical as the direct result of their parents and instructors. All the stuff they were saying to you is the exact same stuff they're taught from before they're even in the double digits. The thing is, they don't see it as cuntish at all because that's the kind of thing they're told every day, they just see it as being honest. They think nothing of weight comments, and see anyone offended by being told they need to lose weight as being over-sensitive and unwilling to take criticism. Because that's how their mothers raised them. Eating disorders are extremely prominent among ballerinas, I'd even say that's probably one of the top demographics susceptible to them. The sad thing is that even if your parents don't play into that shit, it's impossible not to get sucked into it because most if not all of your classmates an usually teacher do. It's seriously straight up abusive, no other word for it.

[Anonymous No.8327080]

>>8327069
Wow, that's pretty sad.....What's wrong with people?

[Anonymous No.8327086]

>>8327000
reminds me of that one thread where people were posting pictures of lolitas doing things and there was a photo of a girl doing some moves on figure skates in lolita, clearly just having fun.
Then some salty bitches just started commenting "ugh I'm a figure skater and her form is just terrible xD lol I almost threw up xD" or something. Calm your salty tits and stop sprinkling every hobby you delve into with your ice cancer.

[Anonymous No.8327094]

>>8327086
>figure skater
>sometimes called ice dancers
>'ice cancer'

omg Anon I love you

[Anonymous No.8327096]

>>8327000
I remember Dancing a Fool Cosplay bashing all the ballet cosplayers last year . What a bitch

[Anonymous No.8327102]

Its really sad how the cosplay community is used to people begging for money now.
>one of my friend's liked page posts this on April Fools day
>girl in picture uses tinyurl to hide link to real charity
>people still click link and get confused
>beta orbiters ask for real link so they can give her money
>they really don't get its a joke
wish I had screencapped comments, she doesn't even have many likes but she still had beta orbiters trying to give her money when she was obviously pranking. And I couldnt find a print store or wish list on her page so it was actualy funny and not just sad like mia.

[Anonymous No.8327110]

>>8327069
Yeah, in other hobbies too. I was in a female choir and we had several setups for different age groups. The little girls' group (4-10) were the absolute worst of them all because they had insanely competitive mothers, and ended up being really cunty to all the older members except for one they'd pick as a favorite and try to learn from, and the teacher. And the members they liked were always some influential person's daughter or cousin, you could really see that their mothers had picked out whom they had to brown-nose.

The teenagers were a mix of chill girls (usually newer or teenage rebels) and the salty toddlers grown up into salty teenagers. The adults were relatively drama-free but less tight-knit.

[Anonymous No.8327114]

>>8327096
>Dancing a Fool Cosplay
Looked her up and all I see are nostrils and bad makeup :| She has no right to bash someone when she's nowhere near perfect

[Anonymous No.8327120]

>>8327102
tbf if you're that stupid you don't deserve money, wish the page was real

[Anonymous No.8327140]

>>8327086
I fucking hate people who do this. Like ballerinas who look at Princess Tutu cosplayers and go all "LOL THAT'S NOT HOW YOU DO AN ARABESQUE LMAO". No fucking shit, they're cosplayers cosplaying as a ballerina character, they don't have years of training to do a perfect position.

[Anonymous No.8327144]

>>8327086
IDK, I didn't think that anon was being that bitchy. She even said the girl looked good and like she was having fun, she just couldn't help but cringe a little because coaches are really strict about form and hers in that particular move was really bad. I kind of feel like if you're going to do a lolita or cosplay photo shoot with a particular theme, you can't really fault someone who knows more about said theme for politely telling you what you're doing wrong. It's kind of like the cosplayers who get butthurt when people tell them their holding a gun completely wrong in photos.

[Anonymous No.8327151]

>>8327144
refer to
>>8327140
holding a gun is a bit different from perfecting a move on figure skates, don't you think?

[Anonymous No.8327161]

>>8327151
Both of them are harder than what they average person thinks, and doing them properly can make or break a pose, in my opinion.

It's one thing to be snarky about it, but if they're genuinely trying to help someone look better, I don't think that's out of line.

[Anonymous No.8327163]

>>8327161
If they are bashing a person behind their back, PLEASE do go on about how that's polite and not out of line.

[Anonymous No.8327171]

>>8326979
Stuff like... how some people hog the track for too long, people who think they are better than others because of what train they have, arguments about which person is chosen to test the train boilers (a safety thing once a year I think?) and getting salty when someone isn't chosen to do it... there are tons of other things but I'd have to ask my parents.

There really is drama in every hobby.

[Anonymous No.8327173]

>>8327161
How was she helping? There were like three people there taking the piss out of the girl for her 'poor form', only one explained what the issue was while the others were on the same level as just commenting 'smh' on a picture. The girl in the photo wasn't there to hear them, so I don't see how it was helpful at all, they were just trying to show off and feel super special about being figure skaters.

[Anonymous No.8327178]

>>8327163
The quote they responded to was about politely telling people they're doing it wrong. I don't know what tangent you're running off on.

[Anonymous No.8327186]

>>8326831
Wrong thread

[Anonymous No.8327194]

>>8327178
You replied to a commenter who talked about a girl shitting on a lolita for being bad at figure skating behind her back. That anon was referencing that.

That said, I find it ironic how the same girl we're talking about was doing that and told another anon who was concerned about being bad at figure skating not to worry because nobody'll judge.

[Anonymous No.8327211]

>>8327194
Ah, that makes sense. Yeah, if it's behind their back it's just rude, but I can see someone just getting upset about someone else trying to correct them.

I just focused in on the comment about handling guns, because that's one of things I'm always trying to help others with. I'm not trying to rub in that I'm superior, but it really looks bad if you don't know what you're doing and it's really easy to fix.

[Anonymous No.8327266]

>>8326866
Shit yes, dance mums think nothing short of the world ending should stop you from going to classes. I remember crying and hiding from my mother because I'd just lost a toenail from pointe and didn't want to go in and do jazz class the next day. I was 12. Compared to some, like the woman who had her 16 year old get liposuction so she stood a better chance of getting into a company school, my mother was sane but it didn't stop 14 year old me being part of the 10 day juice fasts or complete lack of social life because dance was every night for hours.
>>8326872
Yugioh fujoshi still aren't as bad as card game players. I've seen a fist fight start because a guy didn't want to believe his meta deck could lose to someone's pet deck during casual Saturday afternoon yugioh.
>>8327140
I hate it when people comment on cosplayers positions and form but I will make say something if people are going up on pointe with no training. I know so many girls who, after years of training fucked themselves up doing something that should have been simple but a lapse in concentration, an uneven or unusually slippery patch of floor or similar caused them to fuck up. I just don't want to see any one else get hurt.
Like >>8327211 said about guns, I don't act superior, I just point out that it's dangerous, that they could hurt them selves and gently point out that it really doesn't look very good.

[Anonymous No.8327289]

>>8327266
Dear god you lost a toenail and your mom STILL wanted you to go to dance? Also, who gets their teenager lipo?! I thought /I/ had a bad self image when I was that age with my family just commenting that I was getting slightly chubby. What long term mental effects do you think that girl probably has? Not to mention like 95% of ballerinas look unhealthy skinny where you can see some ribs under their leotard in some positions (both arms raised above their heads is usually when you can see skeletons)

[Anonymous No.8327293]

>>8326812
Hitchcock voyeurism in so many ways

[Anonymous No.8327295]

>>8327289
actually seeing ribs with both arms raised is normal. You should be concerned if your ribs are showing when your hands are relaxed against your body, though.

[Anonymous No.8327303]

Everyone love spirit fingers

[Anonymous No.8327305]

>>8327295
Oh I know, what I'm saying is you can see some ribs when they aren't stretched, but when they are you can usually see most of the ribs and sometimes hip bones. I've also seen a spine when I saw the Dracula ballet since I had front row seats and that was terrifying to think someone would be that thin

[Anonymous No.8327321]

>>8327289
A surprising amount of ex-pupils from my school are, to my knowledge, completely mentally sound (most of them have had to get surgery or have the joints of a 60 year old in their mid twenties though but that's to be expected from ballet). I say a lot of eating disorders though, the toilets smelling like puke was quite a common thing. I was never concerned for anyones weight until you could see their ribs, hip bones spine and ribs on their chest when they were relaxed. Being thin is required for ballet at a high level but I remember one girl like that being called in after we'd left the examination room to be told by the examiner that she was a beautiful dancer but she's be dead in a few years if she didn't gain weight.

[Anonymous No.8327325]

>>8326946
My little sister is pretty curvy/busty (just a body structure thing) and the lady in charge of her studio keeps edging her towards dieting by insinuating that she won't get major parts until she gets thinner. My sister is 14. They're not even a hyper-competitive studio, but one of the girls graduating there got into Juliard and now the owner's gone insane.

But hey, my sister also loves princess tutu and if she decides to cosplay it she would have fucking based posing abilities.

>>8327140
Along the same lines as >>8327266, the one thing I get concerned about is tutu cosplayers going en pointe when they're not trained to do so. It's actually really dangerous; if your ankle isn't strong enough it's easy to fall and hurt your foot/leg really badly.

>>8327000
I see, she's put her flotation devices into her chest so she can safely be next to the pool. How thoughtful.

[Anonymous No.8327343]

Lel. Jessie Pridemore just joined the fight? Can't tell for sure but I think she's team mia

[Anonymous No.8327361]

>>8327343
Of course she is, she's "Team Old School"

frightened by these new cosplayers who don't recognize the old crew and worship people like her and Mia

[Anonymous No.8327370]

>>8326461
I hate how everyone sees her as a goddess now for being incredibly brave to come out and say this publicly. As if no one else has ever said anything along these lines.

[Anonymous No.8327375]

Funny because she constantly asks for money.

[Anonymous No.8327379]

>>8326872
Never had too many problems with fujoshits in the yugioh fandom. The ones you need to look out for are yugioh cosplayers who insist on roleplaying as ygotas personas. Be prepared to endure lots of badly quoted jokes once they find out you like yugioh. They don't even realise they're breaking canon because most of them never watched the actual anime.

[Anonymous No.8327380]

>>8327361
So which one are you Brea Biaa Cosplay, Negative Stacey, Ashen Phoenix Cosplay, or Teresa Huang since I have seen this posted on every Facebook thread about this. Damn the thirst is real

[Anonymous No.8327410]

>>8327370
the boobs command it

[Anonymous No.8327430]

>>8327361
she got tax credits from her donations. what a clever scheme

[Anonymous No.8327431]

Fuck this girl. No you know what, don't because that's more attention for her.

[Anonymous No.8327443]

>>8327380
whiteknighting much? a lot of us hate this old hag.

[Anonymous No.8327505]

>>8327430
That's what she's donated, but is she decalring her Amazon gifts? Is she declaring the donated money she's still getting? Her "donation" button still exists and says something totally different than about her donating to cancer and shit

[Anonymous No.8327511]

>>8326461
what's funny to me is how she calls out the cosplayers for the scammy crowdfunding but leaves the photographers who actually DID steal thousands of dollars from Wild Places and Journey Beyond.
don't wanna burn bridges with the cosfamous ones who you might need to shoot with later, huh? just another fame-hungry coswhore scrapping around the internet for attention.

[Anonymous No.8327512]

>>8327505
gifts are not taxable anon

[Anonymous No.8327529]

>>8326815
synchro is actually sort of a team sport so in my experience there's not much cattiness as much as rivalry with other clubs. it's competitive but not as much.

[Anonymous No.8327530]

>>8327511
Some asked about cosplay photographers, and she said the same thing (almost)

[Tenleid !.JeS8NKync No.8327553]

>>8326668
It's because animia has a manager who is paid to make sure this shit gets shared. Same manager as ivy doom kitty, wind of the stars and riddle. Used to me jnigs.

[Anonymous No.8327574]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju2Agt943W4

The people who oppose crowdfunding are privelidged

[Anonymous No.8327636]

>>8326759

unavailable for comment

[Anonymous No.8327638]

>>8327069
>>8327325
>>8326946
The ballet world is pretty messed up, and I say that as someone with an eating disorder who still takes classes. I went to an eating disorder clinic and there were two other girls there from the same studio...

Basically you can say goodbye to your health, social life, and relationships.

But I still do it anyway...

[Anonymous No.8327643]

>>8327638
it sounds like an unhealthy world to be in, and not something that will help you recover from your ED

[Anonymous No.8327663]

>>8327511
Well she's good friends with Anna Fischer, so I'm sure it was just an accident

>>8327512
Yeah, no such thing as a gift tax according to the IRS

[Anonymous No.8327667]

>>8327574

>I get shit from people for the couple hundred dollars I make
.
.
.
(every month)

[Anonymous No.8327673]

>>8327643
Yeah, it's pretty toxic.

Like, you're sick, you've been to urgent care, and there's a show? Better subsist off of coffee and diet coke to dehydrate yourself so you an shed pounds and look better in your costume.

[Anonymous No.8327674]

>>8327663
Did you report your birthday presents to the IRS then?

[Anonymous No.8327677]

>>8327674

wut?

Unless somebody gives you over $14k for your birthday you're ok

[Anonymous No.8327689]

I'm not surprised by Brea and her Goth Posses. Nobody likes them. Photographers usually avoid them. Zero fatty policy. They all tag along with Kitty Young.

[Anonymous No.8327693]

>>8327674
The IRS doesn't care if you get a few gifts over $1-300 dollars, but if you get like 20-30 people gifting you shit over $50 a peiece you should be declaring it

[Anonymous No.8327700]

>>8327689

Not into her emo group, but I wouldn't call them goth just because they're into Marilyn Manson and 30 Seconds To Mars unless they re in a MTV movie

[Anonymous No.8327711]

>>8327693

[Anonymous No.8327718]

>>8327693
Sure, I bet all those girls getting cars from their rich boyfriends report theirs diligently. Come on.

[Anonymous No.8327741]

>>8326808
There's a movie about this.

[Anonymous No.8327759]

>>8326833
Ashlen Phoenix and the rest of her little group aren't cosplayers, they're fucking strippers who once and a while buy shitty costumes and sell prints at cons of them half naked. And no, not cosplay half naked, just themselves. How they even get asked to come to cons is something I'll never understand.

[Anonymous No.8327770]

>>8327759
They do what other cosplayers do. They either buy likes until cons believe they'll bring in people and get paid for it, pay for tables/booth at a discount in exchange for being billed and promising to bring in people (similar to #1, but money comes from them), or just buy a booth/table and then say they are guests, but not get promoted at all by the con

[Anonymous No.8327873]

>>8326887
AKA Venus Angelic

[Anonymous No.8327888]

>>8327266
I agree about the pointe. My friend in a point dancer and made a Tutu cosplay so she could do it across the stage for the cosplay contest. She would not even think to do it without warming up and checking how the stage was.

[Anonymous No.8327893]

>>8327759
>Ashlen
Why do Americans butcher names

[Anonymous No.8327898]

>>8326958
Would be a 32H cup, which does exist.
They sometimes label it as 32DDDDD in the USA. For.... reasons.

[Anonymous No.8327941]

>>8327893
why do people typo Ashen

[Anonymous No.8328025]

>>8327941
Because auto correct doesn't count that as an actual name

[Anonymous No.8328249]

>>8326707
>>8326714
>>8326724
are all these idiots going to be at Atlantic City this weekend because I'd love to see a catfight between all these girls

[Anonymous No.8328376]

>>8327080
keeping a small weight is necessary for pas de deux and also to not strain your ankles.

[Anonymous No.8328721]

>>8328376
>not straining your ankles
>ballet
Funny joke, tell it again.

[Anonymous No.8328739]

>>8326853
>>8326822
Did someone say dance moms?
Watching this show makes me feel better about the Cosplay community

[Anonymous No.8328746]

>>8327151
>lolitas being this mad about people in other hobbies telling them when they're doing it wrong
Hypothetically, if an ice skater wanted to wear lolita while skating and the outfit was ita, lolitas would have no problem pointing out everything she did wrong and would be much less nice about it. "I'm not even a lolita, I just decided I wanted to do this for a shoot and don't have years of practice and experience, though!" would not be considered a valid excuse in any way shape or form. Obviously skating is harder than putting together a decent coord, but that still doesn't make con crit bitchy.
>>8327163
>>8327194
>If they are bashing a person behind their back, PLEASE do go on about how that's polite and not out of line
>shitting on a lolita for being bad at figure skating behind her back
Honey, if that's how you saw that post, you are WAY too sensitive. Bashing? FFS, she complimented the girl, all she said was her form was bad, and "shitting on" is the exaggeration of the century. Her exact words copypasta'd from RBT;
>As a former competitive figure skater, this makes me cringe a little. The other skating pics are cute, but this is one really sloppy spiral. Nothing against this girl, and at least she looks like she's having fun. I'm just too used to my coach screaming at me about my own spirals.
Followed by words of encouragement and a bunch of helpful tips, including really important safety ones. Yeah, this girl was sooo out of line, way bitchier than your average seagull.

I hate how liberally /cgl/ says "go back Tumblr", but honestly, it's kind of warranted here.

[Anonymous No.8328750]

>>8327140
>>8327151
>>8327151
>lolitas/cosplayers being this mad about people in other hobbies telling them when they're doing it wrong
Oh, the delicious irony. Hypothetically, if an ice skater wanted to wear lolita while skating and the outfit was ita, lolitas would have no problem pointing out everything she did wrong and would be much less nice about it. "I'm not even a lolita, I just decided I wanted to do this for a shoot and don't have years of practice and experience, though!" would not be considered a valid excuse in any way shape or form. Same if they were wearing a shitty cosplay and tried to be all "but I've never sewn before!" Obviously skating is harder than putting together a decent coord or costume, but that still doesn't make con crit bitchy.
>>8327163
>>8327194
>If they are bashing a person behind their back, PLEASE do go on about how that's polite and not out of line
>shitting on a lolita for being bad at figure skating behind her back
Honey, if that's how you saw that post, you are WAY too sensitive. Bashing? FFS, all she said was her form was bad, and "shitting on" is the exaggeration of the century. Her exact words copypasta'd from RBT;
>As a former competitive figure skater, this makes me cringe a little. The other skating pics are cute, but this is one really sloppy spiral. Nothing against this girl, and at least she looks like she's having fun. I'm just too used to my coach screaming at me about my own spirals.
Followed by words of encouragement and a bunch of helpful tips, including really important safety ones. Yeah, this girl was sooo out of line, way bitchier than your average seagull.

I hate how liberally /cgl/ says "go back Tumblr", but honestly, it's kind of warranted here.

[Anonymous No.8328755]

>>8327898
I don't understand the multiple D's thing. Just call the E and F, Jesus fucking Christ.

[Anonymous No.8329209]

>>8328755
Thank you Anon, there ARE more cup sizes than JUST a D. There's a full alphabet of them so why use like 34 Ds when you can say 36ZZ

[Anonymous No.8330037]

>>8326738
The dark side of knitting.

[Anonymous No.8330130]

Have to put my two cents in on the whole ballet & Cosplay discussion.

First, looked up dancing fool Cosplay. I really don't think she has much room to criticize..saw one tutu picture and Her form is far from perfect.

I do think it's bitchy to nit pick every little pose or position flaw when someone is clearly a casual dancer or not a dancer at all, but I will absolutely flip my shit if someone is on pointe and is clearly untrained. Not only is it EXTREMELY dangerous, but honestly I kind of find it offensive. Maybe offensive isn't the right word but it rubs me the wrong way to see something I trained my life to do not treated respectfully or treated as a costume accessory. I know it's bitchy but that's how I feel. I broke my Achilles tendon and shattered the arch of my foot so sadly I couldn't pursue strictly ballet professionally. But I was in a company, and now I teavh and dance professionally.

Tl;dr: do some research, idc if your pose isn't perfect. But dear god if you aren't trained don't go en pointe

[Anonymous No.8330146]

>>8330130
>those who can't, teach

[Anonymous No.8330194]

>>8330146
Haha yeah Im aware. I mean I had my time in the pointe spot light but as cliche as it is, teaching is much more fulfilling with the added bonus of actually being able to walk. Plus I still perform/dance professionally, just not en pointe. Which is fine. So really, I still can and still do.

[Anonymous No.8330696]

>>8326461
honestly, they're all trying to have good 'marketing' of themselves like yaya does

[Anonymous No.8330881]

Are we going to talk about the fact that AniMia was a part of the catastrophic failure "A Night In New Orleans" - aka let us take a 25k trip to New Orleans funded by YOU so we can have a cosfamous circle jerk? What a hypocrite. (Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2082846226/a-night-in-new-orleans-presented-by-cos-couture/description))

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.8330917]

>>8330130
"you weren't trained to stand on your foot like i was; therefore you are not allowed to"

is this how liberals think?

nanny state so hard that everything remotley harmful is disallowed

if a cosplayer wants to strike a pose, and put them selves at a SLIGHT risk to do it

it is their body and they can assess the amount of risk to stand in the manner they wish

so fucking let them do it

shit

[Anonymous No.8330963]

>>8330917
Slight risk?!?
SLIGHT?

Ok. So when they snap their ankle and need surgery lmk. Or when they tear a tendon that they walk with a limp. I know technically we are at risk for dumb things like that to happen just for walking but going up en pointe increases that like tenfold. It's a strength issue. I'm not a trained gymnast so I'm not going to do a backflip for a pose I don't want to crack my skull open. Same thing. Damn.

[Anonymous No.8330969]

>>8330963
I wasn't a trained tree climber but I did it anyway kek

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.8330971]

>>8330963
slight risk

not dancing on foot just posing

ii know lets make errythang illegal

>illegal to die in a car accident

ha! problem solved now verybody survives and no danger!

clinton 2016

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.8330975]

>>8330969
everyone who has ever climbed a tree has died unless they went through competitive toddler dance competitions

[Anonymous No.8330986]

>>8330975
Yeah. Shame I didn't have a cool bro like you to be bitchy about what you're proffessional at :'( Im sure it would have really helped make you feel important and like your years of training in a thankless sport got recognized too.

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.8330996]

>>8330986
i have reached a higher achievement status at a sport in my past, difference is i don't seek out accomplishments just to lord over people or as a vehicle for fame

not like you can't use dance as a method to escape the stress of your daily routine and a method of fitness or anything

nope

fame above all else

[Anonymous No.8331007]

>>8327305
>tfw some of my ribs, vertebra and hip bones are visible when I'm just chillin'
>tfw not even underweight
>tfw too terrified of being judged to ever go to a public pool

[Anonymous No.8331125]

>>8330969

[Anonymous No.8331387]

>>8330037
Wow, don't underestimate those knitting grannies.
You have no idea how terrifying they can be.

[Anonymous No.8331434]

>>8331387
Omg I accidently kicked one's sewing box because she set it down and I was carrying a box and couldn't see it and I swear I saw fire in her eyes as she yelled at me

[Anonymous No.8331440]

>>8331434
And thats only the beginning, prepare for murder and bloodshed. And possibly one or more dead sheep in your bed.

[Anonymous No.8331493]

>>8326461
I'm not sure what's going on, but this girl should cosplay Margaery Tyrell.

[Anonymous No.8331495]

Rebuttal doesn't make her point wrong. Cosplayers need to treat this like a business, not a charity.

[Anonymous No.8335278]

>>8330917
gb2 /pol/

[Anonymous No.8335305]

>asking someone to pay you so you can dress up from mongolian moving scroll artwork
>paying someone to dress like your favorite vietnamese tapestry character
kek

[Anonymous No.8335367]

Crowdsourcing ruined this hobby. Give me a single reason why I'm wrong.

[Clockwork Loyalty !!AeVd1sjJ70p No.8335382]

>>8335367
I like paying for my favorite cosplayers, I don't mind throwing money in to see them succeed.

That said, the ones I know worth a damn don't even have Patreon, Indiegogo or Kickstarter, I guess we can say if a cosplayer has none of those and does a good job regardless, they're there for the craft, not for the money.

[Anonymous No.8335394]

>>8335367
tits ruined it first.

[Anonymous No.8335406]

>>8335382
Jesus Christ you are fucking pathetic.

I bet you pay hookers to cuddle with you.

[Clockwork Loyalty !!AeVd1sjJ70p No.8335418]

>>8335406
>I bet you pay hookers to cuddle with you.

That sounds like a fine idea

[Anonymous No.8335430]

>>8335394
No No. People adding the word "professional" in front of cosplayer ruined it.

[Anonymous No.8335446]

>>8335430
and what do they all have in common? tits. fake ones infact. getting fake tits for cosplay is laughably pathetic.

[ValleLator !nCGvC6eOuQ No.8335457]

>>8335446
If I was a chick, I would get fakies and slut up costumes.

Look at that shit Jnig's fans send her.

I'd milk the nerds for all they were worth, ain't gonna lie.

[Anonymous No.8335466]

>>8335457
Still pathetic. Getting fake tits like that is basically telling everyone you need hordes of disgusting neckbeards fapping onto your prints to keep you a float. It invalidates you as a person. Just be a sugarbaby and get some beta old normalfag to give you a credit card while doing your real hobbies in secret.

I'd rather live a double life and hide my disgusting money grubbing habits than put it out on display like fake fat.

[Anonymous No.8335510]

>>8335382
none of them will ever touch your microdick

[Anonymous No.8335517]

>>8335430

just like professional circlejerking

[ValleLator !nCGvC6eOuQ No.8335549]

>>8335466
Oh no, people fap at my pics.

So fucking what? They're also BUYING them to fap onto.

>invalidates me as a person
Like I give a fuck what some redditor thinks of my character.

>sugarbaby
And only one funder?
Nah son.

[Maguma !ftEuMagUmA No.8335552]

>>8326738
The dark side of Bug Collection

[ValleLator !nCGvC6eOuQ No.8335557]

>>8335552
There's insect fetishes on /d/ yo.

[Soni !!BvH0j6gtcGI No.8335586]

>>8326738
My dad used to deal with folks in philately. They are crazy. Rich and crazy. And he got the fuck out of dealing with that type of crazy and moved on to numismatics. Which also has their own branch of rich and crazy.

[Anonymous No.8336045]

>>8335382
That's how I look at it. If a cosplayer is crowdfunding, they are only in it for the money and I unfollow with a quickness. It's the easiest indicator of who's legit and who's not

[Anonymous No.8336076]

>>8335552