Rainman_666 said: Don't use "plump" write "large". Also "bathtub" doesn't fly to often...
Bing makes no sense. I have a 'Bathtub in the Park' series I'm doing, and had no problem with the word, but it must be used in a context that Bing will permit.
I was describing ketchup as being 'red' and Bing didn't allow the color (perhaps as it looks like blood) but when I went with 'ruby red' Bing was happy. The shade of red is identical.
So anything like 'attractive woman soaking in bathtub' will likely be blocked, but 'modern bathroom with a large bathtub filled with water and a woman in her twenties is relaxing after a hard day' would stand a better chance. If you just say she's relaxing, Bing will put her in the tub without the need for us to say she is in the tub, or wet, or whatever.
I get bikinis in images by stating it was a 'hot summer day' or 'at the beach' or similar environmental explanations and Bing will then create the bikinis without me saying a word about clothing.
I'm learning to steer Bing in the right direction, and it does what I want. Sometimes. LOL
Oh, and just for fun, I put "'modern bathroom with a large bathtub filled with water and a woman in her twenties is relaxing after a hard day" into Bing and got this result:
I've successfully used "Asian" but when I changed it to "Japanese" it Blocked. Irish, German, Dutch, Swedish all work, but not Japanese? Or did Bing's Roulette Wheel of Disapproval just land on Japanese at that moment?