Holy shit bro. How bad does Meguro-san have to be if it's worse than Keikenzumi?!
What business does a man have accusing a woman of misogyny? It sounds like you're dealing with your own internalized prejudices if you think you can dictate what is and isn't acceptable for an Asian woman to write. This kind of purity policing by men is exactly the reason woman have to much trouble succeeding in the modern world. If a woman's story isn't consummately pure, suddenly every man in the room thinks he can shame the author for daring to deconstruct modern expectations of how women should be depicted in media.
Her perspective as an Asian woman adds layers to the narrative that don't fit neatly into conventional Western expectations of purity and representation. This kind of response contributes to the challenges women face in creative industries, where their work is often scrutinized more harshly. We shouldn't be imposing a double standard where women are expected to conform to a higher moral standard in their storytelling.
let's start that with a very clear sentence. women can be mysoginistic, just as men can be misandric. not to mix with homophobia, but both can be applied together to certain subjects.
ie: the tradwife movement, which promotes a vision of feminity through the cage of the nuclear, heterosexual familly where the woman works the home, for free, folding to the man's leisure.
Say you have some gay/feminist militants in your fam or friends and you'll have a very colorful conversation subject to discuss about.
Very recenty my gran got separed from gramps because he has alzheimer's disease.
Then she opened about her life in the 70's and an illegal abortion she had somewhere then, the following years of depression and a suicide attempt, which was then covered as a sickness by gramps, medical staff and herself.
Such a scenario isnt rare and i've met multiple women who did have to go through this and there will be more.
Conservative women who lobby against abortion and religious types who endorse certain extreme forms of patriachy, like
infibulation (dont ever google image this!!!) and full body veils, to control women's appearance, life and behaviour through traditions are mysoginitic by intent...
If you've ever dug up testimonies of closeted violence, you would learn that a lot of people who are raised in violence, might tend to perpetuate violence later, on other people including their offspring, and that violence skews their understanding of where care turns to abuse, creating vicious circles lasting decades.
Hence the problem i have with "i can fix her" types of fantasies, which often skid into stalking, sis-brocon/neto cancer (as in this manga) and gaslighting.
Let's imagine that the author is young and her understanding of sex is through pornography and abuse... then she'll struggle to understand why people cratered her doujin for drawing it this way and god knows what kind of abuse she'll been sent for it.
The whole genre is way into the creep valley. If there's known routes to "fix" her, ie doctors, therapies and shrinks, why not document and draw that? oh there actually is? yup.
i've seen stories who explore the abuses in medical history, like treating militantism as hysteria, shock therapy against autism (that form of torture was only banned recently!!) and more... these subjects could be interresting to cover as underground mangas and comics. With the violence and all.
