when you read the manga, it becomes far more understandable
So How he learn a language in one single night?
You do realize all the characters here are under age right? You counting yourself in that equation?Fucking hell I didn't have to see that, but gotta please the pedos I guess, huh author?
Woah, woah, woah. Hold on a minute, what's this assumption that I'm pleased with the undressing of the other underage girls?You do realize all the characters here are under age right? You counting yourself in that equation?
Dude rule of thumb. Petite or small does not instantly mean child. Especially in Japan. Context matters.Woah, woah, woah. Hold on a minute, what's this assumption that I'm pleased with the undressing of the other underage girls?
Yeah I'm not as bothered by them, but that's because it's such a staple of the genre that have to just roll my eyes and move on to the next page, otherwise I'm never finishing a single chapter in the romance genre. What's not a staple of the genre is a drawing of an actual actual actual child undressing taking up half a page.
There are two scenarios in which it would make sense that you "used my standards against me":Also I never said or assumed you were pleased with undressing of other underage characters just using your standards against you. Just showing some hypocrisy.
That doesn't make it any less "for the pedos", does it though? If the original author did write that scene in detail, my criticism extends to them as well.Implying the reason artist drew this panel "for the pedos" is pretty disingenuous since this is an adaptation basing the scene from the original source material and he's adapting the scene to manga form.
Except that it is a child, she's not a petite woman, she is a child, that behaves and looks like a child. Japan is an important peace for the puzzle though, the context is Japan has a horrendous problem with pedophilia that is normalized by their media.Dude rule of thumb. Petite or small does not instantly mean child. Especially in Japan. Context matters.
Yeah, and? The goal of fiction is not to keep it in fantasy world, it is to actually affect the audience here in the real world, for better or for worse. Yes these are fictional characters, but that's doesn't mean pedophiles aren't reeeal happy with that panel.Not to mention this is just a drawing and she isn't real. One does not equal the real thing. She's just a character from a story not a real person.
First off I don't have issues with you disliking the panel. I have issues with your blanket stating that it's pedophilia when it's just art you dislike. That's fine but to just say the author drew that panel for pedos is just disingenuous assumptions. Is why I brought up the fact it's an adaptationThere are two scenarios in which it would make sense that you "used my standards against me":
1- I explicitly show contradictory behavior to my speech
2- I implied contradictory behavior to my speech
Since 1 clearly isn't true, we have to go for 2. Rereading my original comment, I didn't find anything that could imply I like all that other shit, so if I didn't explicitly or implicitly show any contradictions, where is the hypocrisy? You have to have assumed something for any semblance of hypocrisy to exist.
That doesn't make it any less "for the pedos", does it though? If the original author did write that scene in detail, my criticism extends to them as well.
Except that it is a child, she's not a petite woman, she is a child, that behaves and looks like a child. Japan is an important peace for the puzzle though, the context is Japan has a horrendous problem with pedophilia that is normalized by their media.
Yeah, and? The goal of fiction is not to keep it in fantasy world, it is to actually affect the audience here in the real world, for better or for worse. Yes these are fictional characters, but that's doesn't mean pedophiles aren't reeeal happy with that panel.
Anyway, all I said was "I don't like seeing a little child getting undressed in a clearly sexualized manner" and for some reason you took an issue with it, so I don't think anything I'll say beyond this will have an effect. Tbf nothing you'll say can make me dislike that panel less too, so peace ✌️.
Edit: spelling and rewording
Gross, thats a lie and a cringey one at that, did you heard it from some morality 70s activist or did some cringey streamer "taught" you that. Either way fiction and midia does NOT "affect" the world in the sense youre pretending to justify your gross projection and virtue signaling, otherwise ALL fictional violence should be banned, but youll pretend it doesnt count as that may not reflect as much the things youre repressing on yourself that you think the drawings will wake in you.Yeah, and? The goal of fiction is not to keep it in fantasy world, it is to actually affect the audience here in the real world, for better or for worse. Yes these are fictional characters, but that's doesn't mean pedophiles aren't reeeal happy with that panel.