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'Only 8+ Inches' Chicks Reaction Meme

This is a single-panel adult humor meme using a screenshot of the animated character Lapis Lazuli from *Steven Universe* looking wide-eyed and stunned. The text above the character jokes about women who publicly state they only want sexual partners with penises 8 inches or longer: it depicts their shocked, surprised reaction when they actually encounter a man in real life with the extremely exaggerated large penis size typical of main characters in hentai, implying that the stated preference is unrealistic and not actually desirable when experienced in reality.
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Overview

This is a single-panel adult humor meme using a screenshot of the animated character Lapis Lazuli from Steven Universe looking wide-eyed and stunned. The text above the character jokes about women who publicly state they only want sexual partners with penises 8 inches or longer: it depicts their shocked, surprised reaction when they actually encounter a man in real life with the extremely exaggerated large penis size typical of main characters in hentai, implying that the stated preference is unrealistic and not actually desirable when experienced in reality.

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This meme originates from the Reddit Meme RSS feed, as indicated by the provided source information. It repurposes a still frame from the Cartoon Network animated show Steven Universe, with added overlaid text to create the joke. It follows a common reaction meme format popular in general and adult meme communities on Reddit.

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