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fully 50% of my drive to get more social media followers is bigger sample size on surveys. been posting nudes again regularly so i can more easily reach statistical significance

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Wouldn't that skew your sample more heavily male than it already is? Or are you mostly looking to survey men? (Earnest question, not trying to criticize or imply anything)

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yeah definitely, but as long as i'm tracking how many are men and the degree to which their answers differ from other, non-sexual sources, then i know the amount of bias i have and where it's hitting

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Cool! Yes, I have noticed you tend to split responses by men/women. (Also I'm sorry some people were unkind to you. I think your content is very interesting, even when it forces me way outside of my comfort zone)

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