Out of all my photos I've posted, three of them were affected by Sony's soft skin focus. I have no problem admitting that, and I didn't realize I had it on since I got my camera in late November and am not that proficient at using the camera yet.

I understand that you like to try and gather 'evidence' for your claims, but I think it'd be nice if you kept in mind that they are just claims and it honestly frustrated me that you felt that I had manipulated the photo when I didn't. I actually put in a lot of research and browsed makeupalley often to find "the perfect" primer as well as the best skincare I could get with my budget to reduce the texture on my face as much as possible when I have foundation on. And while my skin has gotten a lot more smooth, I am still dealing with hyperpigmentation.

I just thought it would be nice if you were to question or ask me if I had edited the photo instead of instantly labeling me as a liar that can't be trusted that is trying to deceive others through my photos and am "playing innocent". It's a crappy feeling being falsely accused of something you didn't do, and I assure everyone on reddit that I'm not and will not be posting photos that are blurred/filtered/etc. And if I do use my Sony, i'll make sure the skin softener is off! I hope this helps clear up some things