˚୨୧ Legally a Ximbo ୨୧˚

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06.01.2026

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Eunyce

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Eunyce

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06.01.2026 20:34:11
Eunyce

Hello, fellow ximbos. What do you say if we make debates hot again? Slip into your fiercest fit and prepare your sassiest arguments - because you’re about to go on the Ximbo podium.

Legally a Ximbo is a three-round debate-style fashion contest, where the winner is chosen based on their charisma, creativity and style. Each round brings a new challenge and a new judge. And yes, the crowd gets a say too: every round will crown an Audience Favorite, based on the ✨upvotes✨ your post receives.

How does it work?
Hammer

Each round will have its own topics, challenges and prizes.
Hammer

The judge will take notes based on the holy trinity of Ximbo brilliance:
- Charisma: Are you entertaining? Witty? Did you make the judge giggle-snort?
- Creativity: Did your argument stand out? Was it clever? Unhinged in the best way?
- Style: Fashion is part of your case - make it impossible to ignore!
Hammer

Only the strongest arguments (and fits) will advance to the next round.

Sooo… welcome to Legally a Ximbo - Round One.

Topic
Authenticity in the Digital Age: Can an online persona ever truly represent someone’s authentic self?
Pick a side:
✧ YES, it can - argue.
✧ NO, authenticity dies online - argue.

Challenge
Use one of the items below in your outfit.
Bimbos:
✧ Pixieee’s Fashion Magazines
✧ SapphireSweets's Holding Heels
✧ Dwelt’s Vest
✧ Tweed Jacket

Himbos:
✧ Sailor Bow
✧ Laptop
✧ Alyssamoon2.0’s Designer Shirt
✧ KittyDeville Loose Fit Blazer

The judge for this round is @Melpomene ♥

Rules
Hammer

One entry per person.
Hammer

Make sure to respect the challenge.

Round One | 06.01 - 11.01 | Prizes:
✧ 1st Place - 300 diamonds
✧ 2nd Place - 200 diamonds
✧ 3rd Place - 100 diamonds
✧ Audience Favorite - 50 diamonds

Round Two | 11.01 - 16.01 | Prizes:
✧ 1st Place - 450 diamonds
✧ 2nd Place - 350 diamonds
✧ 3rd Place - 250 diamonds
✧ Audience Favorite - 100 diamonds

Round Three | 16.01 - 21.01 | Prizes:
✧ 1st Place - 600 diamonds
✧ 2nd Place - 500 diamonds
✧ 3rd Place - 400 diamonds
✧ Audience Favorite - 150 diamonds

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lolaluvs

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06.01.2026 22:05:16
lolaluvs

Your honor, I argue for the concept that authenticity may be maintained - and even amplified - through online spaces. In my argument I will discuss what constitutes authenticity, the unique ability we as citizens of Ximboland have to express ourselves honestly, and finally I will address potential arguments that my fellow debaters may challenge me with.

Authenticity, or the perception that one is being true to oneself, is described as an integral aspect of human wellbeing (Haimson et al., 2021; Wilt et al., 2021). Authenticity both on- and offline requires sharing of experiences, thoughts, and feelings, both positive and negative. When we depict ourselves as fallible beings capable of a range of emotions and of making mistakes, we humanise ourselves, to our peers and to ourselves. A common pitfall among more mainstream social medias (eg. Instagram) is the desire to share a curated, exemplified version of oneself, depicting our lives and our experiences as entirely successful, happy, and above all, enviable. This impulse strips us of our core selves and through a cumulative effect, pigeonholes us into people we do not identify with.

Ximboland, unlike instagram, facebook, and the artist formerly known as twitter, is an avatar-forward platform. There is no easy way to share our faces, voices, or edited versions of our lives. Depictions of our ximbos requires creativity and thought, which in itself is an act of authenticity. No matter how we dress up our ximbos, no matter how different we are in person, we have chosen our outfits with care because it says something about us. Perhaps that statement is "i love tits". That is an honest declaration, and indicative of the type of person I am in my day-to-day life.
Our communications are text-based, and outside of comment sections, do not tend to focus on somebody's physical appearance. Instead we have discussions about both the mundane and the serious. Have you ever shared secrets in the dark? Is it not easier, less frightening, to share yourself with another person when that visual aspect is reduced or removed? I posit that the same experience is facilitated through Ximboland's interface, where we share aspects of our lives - yes, still snippets, but far less polished and curated than in other forums - with one another without the feelings of shame or fear that doing so will spoil our image. To further drive this point home, how often have we seen arguments and heated discussions - even fights - take place in the various forums of Ximboland? Ximbos are notoriously blunt in our confrontations. The ability to speak one's mind is a vital facet of being true and honest about who we are.
Note: This ability to be open is thanks to the community spirit fostered within Ximboland. Without the respect and care Ximbos show for one another and the anti-racist, anti-homophobic, and anti-fascist spirit shown by the majority of Ximbos, this would not be possible. It is not in truth the site that fosters our authenticity, but each other.

Finally, I will address one argument that I anticipate may be used to challenge my stance.

"But you can depict yourself however you want to online". True! And it is what we want that shows who we are. Again, authenticity is a nuanced and subjective idea. I am sure there are Ximbos who do not feel they are projecting their authentic selves in this realm, and those who use the site in order to play as a different person. However, if a Ximbo engages with another Ximbo, I do not think it is possible to fully hide who they are. Even if we say things on this site that we would not say aloud (I cannot relate to this) they are clearly words that want to be spoken.

I rest my case.
(references by DOI only: 10.1145/3479567; 10.1016/j.jrp.2021.104104).

06.01.2026 22:05:16

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Sheabeen

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06.01.2026 23:23:21
Sheabeen

Your Honor,

I would argue that authenticity is largely unachievable through an online persona. While someone can expose every aspect of themselves and even use the separation of the self through the screen to project a creation that can emotionally or visually reflects them more accurately than in person, there is still a barrier between the person and how they present themselves online. It is going to be a curated expression of oneself, whether intentional or not, in the things we choose to disclose. I do not, however, think this is a bad thing. While it may mean that there is a certain level of inauthentic representation, I think that it can instead show a deeper part of the person behind the screen.

Perhaps they create an idealized version, displaying the best of themselves and presenting a persona that they aim to be like. Maybe they use the internet to vent, let off steam in ways they could not otherwise or build a confidence that may not be present in other parts of their life. Any number of things could be included or omitted in online identities that would only be experienced by those who have strong, interpersonal relationships that would go beyond the 'persona' on display in a public-facing internet identity. I think that authenticity can perhaps be interpreted differently to everyone, as something being 'genuine/real' is incredibly vague when you get down to it. However, I find that using the internet to grow and explore aspects of yourself that may not seem to identically reflect your person in the 'real world' is a good thing, even if that strikes some as inauthentic.

Thank you for your time~

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miellibeau

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06.01.2026 23:56:11
miellibeau

Your Honor, Esteemed Judge, and Fellow Ximbos,

I rise today to argue that authenticity does not perish online — rather, within Ximboland, it is reconstituted. The Ximbo is not a deception, nor a dilution of the self, but the deliberate manifestation of one’s netizen persona: a form shaped by choice, engagement, and continuity rather than surveillance and spectacle.

Ximboland is, by design, an avatar-based environment in which identity formation occurs through sustained visual and stylistic authorship. The platform places meaningful emphasis on cultivating an avatar that is distinctive and intentional — a process requiring time, effort, and ongoing participation. Style is therefore not ornamental but evidentiary, signaling commitment, taste, and continuity of presence within the community.

The Ximbo is not tethered to biometric proof, influencer metrics, or algorithmic performance. Instead, it exists as a constructed identity within a shared digital common — one that privileges expression, argumentation, and reputation over visual verification. In this sense, the Ximbo avatar functions as a metaphysical proxy: a vessel animated by the user’s wit, values, aesthetics, and conduct over time. Authenticity, here, is not measured by likeness to the physical body, but by coherence of spirit.

This proxy does not exist in isolation, but reflects older netizen practices in which identity coheres across multiple self-authored spaces — avatars, personal sites, and curated archives — rather than being confined to a single platform.

Crucially, participation in Ximboland does not require the performance economy typical of mainstream social media. There is no structural incentive to market oneself for clout, nor any built-in apparatus demanding constant self-promotion. Images, when shared at all, must be uploaded through third-party platforms — an intentional friction that deprioritizes visual branding in favor of sustained interaction. What remains central is engagement: debates, fashion fights, forum discussions, and the slow accrual of communal reputation. Authenticity emerges not from virality, but from presence.

Xeets, debates, and forum posts within Ximboland operate as a form of expressive speech. Much like early internet forums or text-based social networks, they allow users to articulate positions, humor, dissent, and identity without the infantilizing constraints common to “normie” platforms. Ximbos argue fiercely, speak bluntly, and develop recognizable voices over time. It is difficult — if not impossible — to sustain an inauthentic persona under such conditions without contradiction revealing itself.

This expressive clarity is further enabled by Ximboland’s commitment to human moderation. There are no AI bots acting as moderators, no automated systems flattening tone, misreading intent, or disciplining language into algorithmically acceptable shapes. Speech is contextual rather than procedural, judged by people within a shared cultural framework rather than by machine logic. As a result, expressive language — including cuss words, when appropriate — is permitted to exist as a natural component of human communication. Where automated moderation elsewhere infantilizes users and sanitizes personality, Ximboland preserves texture. That texture is not chaos; it is character. And character is a prerequisite for authenticity.

Moreover, the argument that online identity must be curated to be inauthentic collapses under scrutiny. All identity is curated. The offline self is likewise contextual, strategic, and selective. What distinguishes Ximboland is that its curation is symbolic rather than cosmetic. Fashion choices, textual tone, and argumentative style are not distractions from authenticity — they are its language.

Finally, while the Ximbo may be described as a digital husk, it is the user who inherits and sustains it. Over time, the avatar accumulates meaning through action, memory, and social consequence. That continuity — not physical resemblance — is what grants it authenticity. The Ximbo is not less real because it is digital; it is real because it is inhabited.

I therefore submit that in Ximboland, authenticity does not merely survive online — it is negotiated, sharpened, and lived in public.

This concludes my argument; hence I rest my case.
The Ximbo stands as witness.

06.01.2026 23:56:11

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ChelseaD

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07.01.2026 04:16:54
ChelseaD

i'd like 2 argue the contrarian position not bc its what i believe rly but bc i think this is a fun debate exercise!

YERHONNOR I AM BUT A SIMPLE COUNTRY LAWYER - wait wrong script [drops briefcase, papers scatter everywhere] ok that argument was 2 wordy anyhow im just gonna talk plain.
uhhh so 2 truly get 2 the heart of this debate we have 2 ask what is 'authenticity'. is authenticity in this case based on what a person believed themselves 2 b, & how they express that through controlled self-presentation, or is it what they are when the COLD HARD LIGHT OF DAY shines on them w/out any opportunity to varnish or prep?? is the authentic self the dazzling-dizzying painted-powdered spectacle that we choose to present on-stage to our audience every night? or is it the naked snarling animal that we bcome when we are CAGED, CORNERED & DESPERATE??!? [slams fists on railing]

ahem. 4 example, i knew a girl once who dated a guy online long-distance. he represented himself 2 her & every1 in our community as a high-earning, intellectual computer engineer. she left her parent's house in canada 2 move in w/ him. he THOUGHT of his authentic self as being a high-earning computer engineer bc that's what he would eventually be...after he finished his night classes...assuming he earned his degree & got a job in that field...but for now he was just a wal-mart cashier. she got there, MOVED IN & realized he was nowhere near completing his degree but had asked her 2 move in ANYways bc he wanted a housewife & kids waaay b4 he was ready 4 them. his authentic personality online was what she fell in love with but his 'authentic' day-to-day experience had been hidden from her & THEY BROKE UP BC OF IT & HE WAS SUPER BITTER ABOUT IT. like called her a gold-digger & stuff but it was like, no dude, u completely led her off-track about what 2 expect when she moved in w/ u, ur responsible 4 this mess 2. but he was like no!! i felt seen. she knew who i was & made me think she was in luv w/ me & then she rejected me bc she found out i was poor. if she had really loved me 4 me then she would've stayed. and then I was like, dude, maybe part of the reason y'all broke up is bc u dodge responsibility like it's a falling anvil & ur the roadrunner. what did u even think was gonna happen? ur lucky she didn't just do a 180 & move back in w/ her parents as soon as she got there & figured out u were not being 100% w/ her. honestly u gotta not promise girls like some barbie mansion dream life just 2 impress them until ur ready 2 actually provide that, clearly that's what Meg was looking 4 & u guys were not at that point in ur lives yet, honestly u both need 2 work on urselves bc - [legal assistant taps shoulder, points at watch urgently] oh right sorry i'm getting off-topic.
ANYWAYS
oh, or like catfishing! i had a friend 1 time on GaiaOnline for like 2 YEARS who i talked 2 almost every day & i thought they were like my best buddy UNTIL 1 day they asked 2 borrow an ultrarare item i owned 'for a contest' & then once the trade was completed they went completely AWOL & i never got my item back. i was totally bamboozled & cried my eyes out bc not only had i lost that item but i also lost what i had thought was a genuine relationship & then had 2 come 2 terms w/ the fact that i had never rly known them at all. so yeahh. i was 2 young 4 that lesson in CYNICISM probably but it was a good lesson 2 learn early on.
in the cyberverse u come in w/ NO identity & have 2 construct it...that's the beauty of the internet. u can either express ur truest self thru art & poetry, pour ur guts out 2 total strangers on while ur drunk on VRchat, anonymously reveal ur darkest secrets on the AITA subreddit, OR...use it 2 exorcise ur demons, indulge ur vanity, or create a totally fictitious narrative about urself & ur life for ??? reasons. or just plain scam ppl!! but i'd rather be safe than sorry nowadays so i assume NOTHING on the internet is authentic (& w/ the advent of AI that is only going 2 continue 2 be the safer option lol!)

& if i lose this case I have a gig crushing a swiss banker's balls between my legal binders in like an hour & a half so WHATEVER. [flips hair]

07.01.2026 04:16:54

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Kyytto

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07.01.2026 13:34:59
Kyytto

What is authenticity, Your Honor?

Is it who we are when no one is watching?

Is it who we think we are?

Or is it what we hope to be without the criticisms of the world?

I define authenticity as the lack of a performance. The version of ourselves that exists when the world has gone to sleep and we are left alone with nothing but ourselves. No audience, no exepctations, just us.

So can an online persona ever be a true representation of ones self?

Well Your Honor, the internet is built for performance, The moment we log on, we are aware the we are being seen, judged, or like. This awareness turns identity into something we manage instead of something we live. You choose the outfits, the pose, the caption, and the tone. Even “effortless” takes effort. Even the “real” is rehearsed.

In the digital realm, authenticity becomes strategic, something we are able to change however we please. We edit our words, exaggerate our personalities, or stay the same in order to form an image for ourselves. Overtime, the persona starts leading and the self follows. Growth becomes an afterthought. Change becomes a risk. And all of a sudden, being yourself feels like a liability instead of a right.

Authenticity requires privacy to truly exist. It needs room to be messy, contradictory, and unfinished. The internet doesn’t allow for that. Everything sticks with you the more you get recognition, making it hard to you to break away from the mold you set up for yourself.

So No Your Honor, an online persona cannot truly encompass who we are when no one is watching. And if authenticity is who we are in the quiet, unobserved moments, then it struggles to survive the spotlight of the digital world.

I rest my case.

xoxo,

Kyytto <3

07.01.2026 13:34:59

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Bimbochka

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07.01.2026 13:52:18
Bimbochka

Your Honor, my statement is that the authenticity that each one of us carry will not only stay, but also bloom thanks to the online socialization wecould potentially get!
First, I wanna remark that as everything in life, the meaning of the word authenticity has a relative meanig wich may vary, but I understand it as a way of self expresion that makes every human different in its kind.
In a plain world of gray mass consisting of people who will judge your way of being, the online world where you can be who you truly are, without the fear of painful judgement feels like a breathe of fresh air.
The online world is full of beautiful places and one of the most funny ones is our ximboland, and I love it. Here people can not only express themseves freely but also hear the opinion of all the cool people here. I'll put myself as an example. I myself have noticed that I started beating my shyness irl, started being much more sociable and more happy overall.
People here are understanding and cool, reading some posts from and talking with some people of here we can "evolve" into a much slay version of ourselves.
Also here we can expres ourself through clothing, improve our style and vision our future outfits.
That is all from me, love yall! XOXO

07.01.2026 13:52:18

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Iwilleatursoul

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07.01.2026 14:38:27
Iwilleatursoul

To the esteemed Judges, I'd like to draw your attention behind the sole reason why we, Ximbos, can freely be ourselves and simply, exist.

Is it because the haven of Ximboland is a utopia where everyone carries themself perfectly?

Please do not make me laugh.

The only reason we are united is because a couple of people decided to band together and make a domain to allow others into their love for fashion. Of course, such a feat was only possible due to the ocean that is the Internet.

We can be whomever we want. We can lie, cheat, and steal online. You may think it's counterproductive, given that I'm arguing for why we can be our authentic selves on the internet. But is it not true, that behind the screen we gain the confidence and anonymity to do whatever, and that is the realest form of ourselves?

That's right, we are the most true to ourselves when we feel like there shall be no consequences. After all, actions speak louder than words.

The only way you'd get an idea of a man's nature is when you give him the illusion of anonymity.

I rest my case.

XOXO ♥♥

07.01.2026 14:38:27

hi! :) xoxo

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reivalentine

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07.01.2026 16:31:17
reivalentine

Dear Minister of Fashion Eunyce and Dear Fashion Manager Melpomene ♥️

Thank you for this fun moment together of pen and fashion ♥️

Greetings

My Dear Honored ♥️ A blessed midnight ♥️ Thank you to all for attending this witching hour ♥️

A heavenly court full of thousands of beauties of all kinds that even the stars in the night skies admire ♥️

Intro

Allow me kindly to play as a Demon Advocate ♥️ Your friendly neighborhood Succubus ♥️ Your personal Demon in the details ♥️

Services

To offer tempting truths for many ears with my sultry words ♥️Even a mouthful of endless pleasures between my red lips ♥️

Making your restless nights become many desired dreams ♥️

Your sleep paralysis be nothing more but a large pair of warm softness by my heart ♥️

Argument

Authenticity is but only a Mirror. ♥️ Each person wielding as their heart's desire ♥️

It can be held proudly at the hand of a handsome prince charming to admire achievements. ♥️

A beauty at her dressing table to make herself presentable for her loved one ♥️

A tool for scientists to see the many different dimensions. ♥️

A mystery between the cigar smoke and romantic lipstick writings. ♥️

The mystic powers that haunts in threes chants ♥️

Some see themselves as they are, some view no reflection, some see something from Beyond ♥️

Many desire to believe it's clarity, test their own reflection, even of others and by others. ♥️

But a Demon's caution ♥️ Authenticity can be a black mirror. ♥️ Even the shards of a broken mirror can be dangerous ♥️

What may or may not be Authentic, is but a Demon's May Care ♥️

With many Hearts , your loving Demon that only wears Kaikas ♥️

Misc: Send me no sacrifices, nor place me on a pedestal. ♥️My only desire is to adorn the fine craftsmanship from the various masters of wearable arts ♥️ Seeing the creative souls via their penmanship and attires are my ever joys ♥️ Thank you to all ♥️

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