[bignatslover]

I am probably thinking too intensely about all of this, but humor me for a moment.

Trying to look through the eyeglass in reverse: if a woman I liked kept taking images of me and altering them so that parts of my body became larger than they were, after a while I might want to say "Isn't the real me adequate enough for you?  Why must you keep transforming my appearance??"

Of course everyone is an individual, and our mileage may vary, but I am looking for a majority consensus of the female reaction.

So in your experience, in what way do most models react to seeing morphs of themselves?  Add your stories if you can!

[Palomine]

Tangent: I'd like to point out the obvious reality that to some women, when their BF/SO/hubby looks at other women appreciatively in any context: a glance on the street, porn, etc... their immediate, sometimes hurt response is 'aren't I enough for you?' Ironically, some of the very same women who make that protest are also unhappy when their BF/etc... lets his gaze linger on them (they themselves), so go figure. Other, more self-confident/mature women (IME) are aware that men are visually stimulated and that such 'looking' (within reason, with discretion, not to the point of insult/injury) is harmless and healthy.

I know that isn't what you asked about, but part of your question was so similar, I couldn't help but mention this. And (again, I know you didn't ask) but if a GF was into morphing pix of me with a bigger package, I think it wouldn't really bother me at all with the same provisos I boldfaced above. Of course, I say that never having experienced any sort of inadequacy in that area (perceived or bona fide)... if I were underendowed, I suppose that I might feel differently about being morphed, though I like to think that I'd still be OK with it as long as it didn't impact our relationship.

Again, apologies since I know you weren't soliciting male responses... but your post sparked the thought...