@ChristiJunior Always consider the source when speaking with someone. Start with their username and avatar. Engaging in avatar physiognomy can be even more telling than real physiognomy, since avatars betray what someone identifies as, what they want to be, as opposed to what they were actually born as. Some avatars are nonsense like abstract shapes or a quotation that’s too small to read when downsized, but most avatars, especially ones with faces prominently displayed, speak volumes.

Let’s take a quick look at a few avatars from spinster.xyz:

@LadyMont wants to be an uppity cunt from the British upper class, who either has no children at all or hates all of them, especially her sons. She thinks that snarky remarks with a thick British accent is the height of whit, with the “h.” In her mind, the best way to get back at that automechanic she fucked in her teens on the hood of his shitbox car, who then proceeded to not marry her on the spot afterward, is to import tons of pakis.
@EmmaFaber identifies as a mousy little American girl from the 1960s with a history of severe abuse. It’s uncertain if the abuse actually happened or if it’s pure fantasy, but it’s almost certainly real in her mind.
@BILLSan345 identifies as himself. However, he wants you to know how thoughtful and concerned he is by how he puts his finger on the side of his face and looks at the camera, like he’s listening to your wahmen problems earnestly.
@sunspot fancies herself the height of womyn beauty, the ultimate geisha for hire for only the most respectable male clients, who she hates because they’re constantly raping her by existing. She cuts your dick off after sucking it for $6 million shekels in her fantasies.

Hopefully this introduction to avatar physiognomy has been entertaining and informative.

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