Well, everyone knows someone who hit the genetic jackpot. But the great-great uncle who smoked two packs and drank a fifth of whiskey a day, and lived to be 102 doesn't mean it's a common phenomenon. :D It's also the downside, I guess, of enjoying DD cups in one's youth -- but I wouldn't know from personal experience. I won't ask how you know about your brother's girlfriend. That would be like whatever the question version of TMI is called. But I guess if she frequently goes bra-less. (There's some solid research to suggest that, contrary to popular belief, going bra-less as much as possible helps to strength the connective tissues that hold up the breasts. Tapping the tips of the fingers and fingernails makes the nails grow faster, running on concrete makes the leg and hip bones denser, so it wouldn't surprise me to find that a lot of micro traumas --- from small amounts of jiggle -- make the breast firmer. That's my reasoning, any way. :) )

I think I may have suggested this in another post ages ago, but I think a lot of male characters appear effeminate because their eyebrows are too neat (the consequence of using professional models as texture resources). Make those brows a bit more scraggly, and make the eyelashes thinner, and Dusk will magically look a lot more macho.

The ken doll thing. Shouldn't be hard to improve. Hard to make perfect, of course, which is what you'll do if you get started, so I look forward to it, It may be exacerbated, though, by the texture. Up the bump, or add a nice procedural bump in EZSkin, and it'll help a lot.

But I guess I should stop flapping my gums and actually put some of this unsolicited advice to the test. See if it actually works.  :)

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