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>>37237073
>I just don't see the point of a gravure idol doing her best to look as boyish, plain and offputting as possible
From all the criticism I've heard about RaMu, this has to be the most unique. I don't think she does anything explicitly to portray a character that is not her, I think she's just comfortable with herself and not afraid to post pics of herself in slouchy trackpants and other casual nonsense. A lot of young females try to be as perfect and pretty as possible in their 'social media' and put on an artificial mask. RaMu is just a standard, nerdy goof who happens to have an extremely hot body. I've never heard anyone say she's offputting.