So, I’ve been seeing a lot of buzz about “ebony camel toe” lately. It’s all over the internet, and I figured, why not see what all the fuss is about? I decided to do a little experiment of my own, you know, for science and all that.
First, I started browsing through a bunch of pictures. There are a ton of those stock photo sites out there, and they’ve got like hundreds of these images, so that’s where I went first. I mean, you can just download them, no strings attached, so I did. I got a whole bunch of these photos and put them into a folder I made. I’m not gonna lie, it felt a little weird at first, but hey, gotta get my hands dirty, right?
Then I started messing around and collecting those images. Saved a bunch to this gallery I made, just trying to get a feel for what’s out there. Let me tell you, there are way more of these pictures than I expected. Kinda crazy when you think about it. I spent hours going through them, like seriously, hours.
After collecting, I started actually looking at the pictures. I mean, really looking at them. I saw that there are a lot of communities where people talk about this, I read a few posts to get some ideas. Then I went back to those images and tried to see them in a new light, to understand what people saw in them.
- Browse: Spent a lot of time just looking at different pictures online.
- Download: Got a bunch of images from those free stock photo sites.
- Collect: Made a gallery and saved a ton of pictures there.
- Observe: Seriously looked at those pictures, trying to figure out what people are into.
- Read: Looked at some online discussions about the topic.
- Reflect: Tried to understand the appeal of these pictures.
I guess I can see why some people are into it. It’s definitely a thing, that’s for sure. Not really my cup of tea, but hey, to each their own. It was a wild ride, though. Definitely learned a lot, even if it was a little strange.
Final Thoughts
It was an interesting experiment, to say the least. I went into it just curious, and I came out with a better understanding of this whole “ebony camel toe” thing. I don’t know if I’ll do it again, but it was definitely an experience.
