>>149170138
He didn't necessarily mean he found a 12 year old boy posing like that to be sexy. He probably meant the word to be in quotes. It should've been lol. You know, like >strikes a 'sexy' pose
>strikes a pose we would call sexy
It can be figurative like that. For example, using sex to sell a car does not mean literal sexual imagery like women in bikinis all the time.
It can mean metaphors, or visual techniques that subconsciously remind you of it like when they show long sweeping shots of the car being airbrushed with a coat of paint, or close up of the lights in soft focus so it mkes you think of a lady's coquettish eye. There's a whole science in using human facial cues to sell cars, with a certain expression to sell more to men (aggressive, with sloping lights) or round 'cuter' looking lights to get women. Or the winky face lights you get on sports cars, all low crescents and shit.
Now, that's not literally making the car resemble a face with a certain expression, but giving just a vague impression enough of one with traits that thus rmind you a bit of a face with an expression a bit, albeit indirectly
And so a Maserati's curve is 'sexy', much in the same way Timmy's pose is 'sexy' - in a figurative sense.
That was a mouthful but the point is demonstrated I hope. This is not sexual and you are letting your anxiety about nonces run away with you.
