Seems like you can summon this image in an app somewhere but all I could find was the image with no context
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Psythik @lemmy.world - 11mon
And? What's the big deal? It looks like a cute sticker.
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TotallynotJessica - 11mon
Astolfo is a femboy icon, and while there's nothing wrong with being a femboy, the community does skew younger. At a certain age, it gets awkward to call yourself a boy or girl, as our bodies naturally mature. It has a lot to do with the loss of youth, and the shame that comes with it.
Teachers are expected to be more "grown-up or mature," with them using cute characters coming across as out of touch. It gets awkward when teachers break that perception, like they're trying to be someone they can't.
If the teacher doesn't know who Astolfo is, they seem even more out of touch than if it's a cute girl character; a "how do you do fellow kids?" moment. If the teacher is aware and intentionally represents themselves as a femboy, it still breaks the view students have of teachers as mature. It would be abnormal instead of immoral, but that alone is risky if a conservative catches wind of it.
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tb_ - 11mon
I'unno. Maybe the teacher saw it used somewhere, thought it was a cute sticker, and started using it for that reason.
A teacher can put a cute sticker on your test for doing well.
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cally [he/they] - 11mon
FemMen
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i_love_FFT @jlai.lu - 11mon
Fremen?
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HertzDentalBar - 11mon
Bro, the amount of times I've used stickers or emotes that I had no idea of their source is endless. It's a cute sticker, stop thinking about it.
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Deestan @lemmy.world - 11mon
Is that a subfield of regular physics, or sex-ed?
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metaStatic - 11mon
I'll have to ask my Jiggle Physics professor and get back to you.
KSPAtlas in 196
sticker rule
what is it and where do I get it
It's Neco Arc Astolfo. X post from supposed OP
Damn, that's an impressive find
https://tenor.com/es-419/view/astolfo-neco-arc-thumbs-up-gif-5970733731864898027
Seems like you can summon this image in an app somewhere but all I could find was the image with no context
And? What's the big deal? It looks like a cute sticker.
Astolfo is a femboy icon, and while there's nothing wrong with being a femboy, the community does skew younger. At a certain age, it gets awkward to call yourself a boy or girl, as our bodies naturally mature. It has a lot to do with the loss of youth, and the shame that comes with it.
Teachers are expected to be more "grown-up or mature," with them using cute characters coming across as out of touch. It gets awkward when teachers break that perception, like they're trying to be someone they can't.
If the teacher doesn't know who Astolfo is, they seem even more out of touch than if it's a cute girl character; a "how do you do fellow kids?" moment. If the teacher is aware and intentionally represents themselves as a femboy, it still breaks the view students have of teachers as mature. It would be abnormal instead of immoral, but that alone is risky if a conservative catches wind of it.
I'unno. Maybe the teacher saw it used somewhere, thought it was a cute sticker, and started using it for that reason.
A teacher can put a cute sticker on your test for doing well.
FemMen
Fremen?
Bro, the amount of times I've used stickers or emotes that I had no idea of their source is endless. It's a cute sticker, stop thinking about it.
Is that a subfield of regular physics, or sex-ed?
I'll have to ask my Jiggle Physics professor and get back to you.
Everyone knows anime is illegal in physics!
i want this to be true.
but it's probably just the TA who's using it.