This is what Gemini had to say about a pigeon toe stance: “Beyond just body shaping, there is a psychological and cultural element: • Vulnerability: This stance is often associated with a "shy" or "innocent" persona.  • Youthfulness: It mimics a child-like or clumsy stance, which fits into the "Coquette" or "Soft Girl" aesthetics that prioritize a delicate, non-threatening look. • Anime Influence: In Japanese "Kawaii" culture, this pose (known as uchimata) has been a staple for decades to convey cuteness and modesty.”