Gen Z - meet your grandmothers

Meow

ETA: IWHHI

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Holy plastic Batman

Yes. That was the kind of girls I knew when I grew up. Lovely, nary a tattoo and had a trimmed bush.

Cute. I like everything about it.

We've got bush / hair pie

The good ol days

No septum piercing

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Sorry old boners, AI crap that's all over FB. About as real as your wet dreams.

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Yeah, the pic border usually had a date stamp on it...

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Sorry old boners, AI crap that's all over FB. About as real as your wet dreams.

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Per Grok, FWIW:

No, this photo does not look AI-generated to me—it appears to be a genuine vintage photograph, most likely from the 1970s or very early 1980s.

Here's why I think it's real:
The color palette and fading are classic for old color prints from that era (Kodachrome or similar film stocks often produced those warm, slightly muted tones with age-related shifts toward magenta/yellow).
The grain/noise pattern looks organic and consistent with analog film photography rather than the more uniform or artificial grain that many AI "vintage" recreations apply.
Lighting, shadows, and skin tones behave naturally—no obvious physics violations, waxy/plastic skin, uncanny smoothness, or mismatched reflections that are still common tells in many AI images (even good ones).
Anatomical details check out: hands/fingers, arms, proportions, belly buttons, tie strings on the bikinis, and the way fabric sits on skin all look correct and un-mangled.
The indoor setting (wooden door/frame, typical 70s/80s home interior) has logical depth and no weird blending artifacts or repeating patterns that diffusion models sometimes leave behind.
Border and photo corners give it that authentic Polaroid-ish or developed print feel from back then, without the over-the-top "vintage filter" exaggeration many AI tools add.

Modern AI can fake 1970s-style photos quite convincingly now, but when it does, it usually overdoes the perfection (too symmetrical faces, flawless skin) or underdoes the randomness (consistent fake grain, strange lighting). This one has the right kind of imperfections and authenticity that point to a real scanned print.

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