Why are 2d women so pleasurable and cute to look at?

Why are 2d women so pleasurable and cute to look at?

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why are 3d women disgusting hags

it's simple men love women and 2d women are perfect unlike 3d women

small mouth
small nose
big eyes
smooth clean skin, no pimples, acne or facial hair
thin eyebrows
shiny hair

>thin eyebrows
Poor taste.

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Imperfections lie in the details. Because 2D girls are so undetailed, there is no room for imperfections.

They distill the patterns that men (and people in general) find cute/attractive without showing enough detail to include imperfections. A 2d girl is sort of like the idealized image of a 3d girl you would perceive if you were very attracted to her.

The result of being exposed to 2d for too long is being completely put off by 3d of course.

This. Also dont forget Blush doesnt visible in real life

Basically

Can’t compete with perfection.

The artist can emphasize the most attractive bits.

Because no chance irl for a real life girle
They don't even have nose

nose is disgusting

So..... An infant?

You guys are a bunch of pedophiles. Fuck you

they look like voldemort in wig

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and thats a good thing !

>The result of being exposed to 2d for too long is being completely put off by 3d of course.
You say that like it's a bad thing.

About the same reason why bugs swarm on streetlights

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This
I wish i live in anime artstyle...

Because you can look them at the eyes.

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Took you long enough to find out