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Actually, on an iPhone I see a disembodied foot, just the top half, sticking out behind the word chastity. It looks really weird.

My only reference for it is the news reports you get of odd feet being found floating down the west coast of the US. An odd thought to be presented with on a chastity forum, but it takes all sorts I suppose.

There is a serious point to this which is that you have no control over how each image will be displayed as it depends on resolution, viewing medium, level of screen enlargement etc. Fine for a random texture image, but not so ideal with this sort of thing.

And for danleft, any image can be photographed and processed in a sexualised way, that's how advertising works after all.

 

I don't know what the big fuss is about. Graphic pics are one thing, but if a nice set of stylized female legs with a set of keys hanging off of them puts someone off - well then I doubt they will be here very long anyway considering the content of this site. This isn't the 1800's where flashing an ankle or leg is considered offensive.

 

I agree with you Miss Amanda, it is objectification, however, I don't believe it would be objectification for you to show off your legs on your profile, as it is every woman's right to express her sexuality and still be treated with the utmost respect by everyone in society. Just as you said though, you would have to live with the guilt that you were mercilessly teasing a mainly chaste audience of men who have absolutely no avenue of relieving the extreme lust they would feel after viewing your photo.

 

I think I can just about live with that guilt.

 

Haven't you just - yum! Point me up those stairs!

 

Nice image ... https://www.chastitymansion.com/forums/styles/xenith/xenith/bg.jpg ... but very little if any is actually showing in the forum using chrome.

 

i can only see the roof bit and not the Ladys finger.

 

LOL ... I just looked at it with Mac / Windows / etc ... it is because you have a responsive theme that is set different for the different widths ... as I make the theme smaller in width I see more of the image ... but since both my Mac and Windows machines are 29" monitors they cut off most of the image until I grab the browser window and shrink it width wise (responsive).

Plus I never get the chevron shape like you are showing in the above image (at the bottom of the image) and it does not make sense that you are logged in yet you still see a "registration" button ...

So I'm not sure what to say ... but it does appear that as the screen gets wider there is less of the image displayed so I would think that you have the response part of the theme not functioning correctly (not matching the header image / particularly the header height pixels).

As an example of what I'm saying ... I can log in with my tablet ... turn the screen wide and see less of the image then when I turn my screen narrow.