I'm often challenged by people with critique about my LoRA models not producing the "real" imagery they so desire and, often times, the presumption is that "real" is the only desirable esthetic. I don't feel highly motivated to educate these limited thinkers that there are other things one might find visually pleasing. I don't particularly care if something is "real" looking and I prefer things that I don't get to see more often, like 3d, drawings or air brush. If I want "real" I can just confirm that I'm awake, or go outside and lick grass for that special, profound, experience.