This Is a lora to make Dudou, a Chinese underwear that's basically a backless top or like a miny apron for the breast. It can be a diamond shape, or a soft square turned 45 degrees (and if any of that description was wrong or offensive, please tell me). Suggested to be used at 0.6. This model was trained on illustrious-xl and generated in Illustrious pencil-xl. Made with the local Kohya. Any suggestions to improve or recommended things for the data set would be appreciated.
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Optimized to Illustrious 1.0.
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There's really nothing offensive here, especially since I'm familiar with some aspects of Chinese culture. The only group that might take issue with it could be Muslims, considering their women typically dress modestly. You rarely see a Muslim woman wearing a bikini, right? As for China, the situation is a bit more complex since they are the largest producers of sex toys. Lastly, I'm a gigantic breasts addict, but I find flat chest girls are cute too.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_toy_industry_in_China
I meant more if that description was totally off the mark and someone took offense as if I made fun of Chinese culture. I described duduo to the best of my understanding.
@rulles I don't find your description offensive at all. It's important to note that Chinese culture doesn't entirely dismiss sexualized female characters. For instance, the existence of the sex toy market in China and the legality of pornography in Taiwan, Spider Demoness from journey to the west illustrate this point. While Muslims do engage in video games and enjoy anime, any sexualized or nude characters, as well as LGBTQ+ content, are often censored or prohibited. I mentioned Muslims because those who tend to feel uncomfortable with female sexuality often come from Muslim backgrounds. There are indeed Muslims who consume adult content, but many are hesitant to openly admit it in public nowadays. In numerous Muslim-majority countries, revealing attire is generally disapproved of, regardless of one's religious beliefs. Bikinis, in particular, are typically not accepted in these regions. Furthermore, anime conventions often enforce strict rules against wearing revealing clothing. I once had a conversation with a Muslim man who worked with authorities, and he expressed that large breasts are considered obscene; he even implied there was something wrong with me for appreciating them. That really upset me, and I felt powerless to respond. It’s disheartening to hear a man label a woman's body as disgusting. Just look at Afghanistan to see how women dress; it's nearly impossible to find anyone in a bikini there. Additionally, Saudi Arabia has recently embraced Pokémon Go and has connections with SNK Corporation, building a first dragon ball theme park and I've heard they are recently ventured into eSports.
"In September 2022, Saudi Arabia presented the National Gaming and Esports Strategy (NGES), which aims to make the country a global center for the video game industry by 2030 in accordance to Saudi Vision 2030, a strategic plan led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to diversify the Saudi economy, create job opportunities, and reduce reliance on oil."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Esports_World_Cup
According to Wikipedia, Saudi Arabia has one of the worst records for human rights and freedom of expression.
"The government actively censors speech, the press, and other forms of media, including television, radio broadcasting, and internet access, to suppress political dissent and anything it deems offensive to Wahhabi culture or Islamic morality."
Banned: Porn
Having porn on your phone, tablet or computer could land you in seriously hot water if you touched down in Saudi Arabia. Even illustrations of scantily dressed people, especially women, is banned.
Guess what? Customs officials can and will scan your phone for any pictures they deem to be inappropriate and then confiscate your equipment.
https://www.express.co.uk/travel/articles/615330/Rules-laws-Saudi-Arabia-life-death-prison
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Saudi_Arabia
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_in_Saudi_Arabia
If you believe that Saudi Arabia will embrace human rights following the rise of eSports, it's worth reading this article and reflecting on whether this assumption holds true:
https://www.esportsheaven.com/features/riot-games-the-final-piece-of-the-saudi-puzzle/