The spicier meat, with a side of bacon wrapped scallops and ice cold water. This is where I talk and draw about the Freaky (loli shota cub). Sometimes I also talk about general sex topics.
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repost. groomingGrooming trope that I like is, one person is groomed harshly as a kid and then does the same when they grow up but try to justify it to themselves by being more "gentle" thinking that makes it any better but really just perpetuating the cycle of abuse.
I wish there were more videos about anime from Japanese individuals cause the ones from Anglophone have this undercurrent of "man the Japanese sure are weird" imo
I wanna make a comic about Tiki getting ambushed and raped by an Earth Dragon, but I haven't even finished the Deirliph comic. And also I don't feel like drawing still. I could write it I guess
@ebi (fire emblem mentioned it is now my time) yes they did tone down a lot of the romance in Engage. If i had to guess it's because of the age situation with the protagonist. They're a thousand years old but was asleep most of those years and also looks like a young adult. They can get together with any other character, two of which are children so of course that was going to be censored. But the rest shouldn't have been enough of an issue... I think whoever localized this entry were just cowards
Gotta be honest part of the joy of fiction for me is escapism and falling into a different world. Even if I do raceplay or sexism/racism it's usually exploring the internal logic of a fictional world that doesn't have exact parallels to real life. I like interspecies romance and sex because exploring that kind of dynamic within its own setting is interesting and fun. But I feel like some people would try to read into it too much and find a moral/anecdote/didactic
I feel like more people should question why they need both fictional characters and other real people to have surface level similarities to them in order to "relate" to them. Or why you even need to relate to a character/person to like them
It feels too easy for someone to say a story is problematic and harmful because it has a raceplay or misogyny/misandry fetish in it, and then it also just goes back to the fiction affects reality arguments cause then people assume what your real life ethics are based on what you find attractive in fiction.
Even just the fact that I happen to like/relate to male characters more than female would probably make those people think I have some kind of internalized misogyny or something. Maybe. I don't actually interact enough in fandom spaces to know and I don't really want to
I "should" probably be more interested in like how racism and sexism intersects into fandom but honestly I am already dealing with and seeing the antishipper and censorship shit and it feels like it would be too easy for that to interfere. Like let me write my fucky kink stuff before we get into all that
@ebi yeah i gey this. The trick is to start with one thing, and start small. Make a short fanfic and build up. Make a slideshow set to music for your ship before animating. And so on
This kinsey scale is like weird to me for two main reasons. It doesn't take into account any non binary genders, so like would an agender person even fit on this? Or like what if you like women and enbys but not men? Also is this referring only to how attractive people find each other? Cause I feel like there are a lot more aspects to that besides gender identity and/or birth sex. Like there are several people who only find young people attractive, or old people.
The second reason is that the idea of sexuality being fluid is really unclear. What does it mean? I have heard of people identifying as gay for a portion of their life, and then changing that to straight. Does that actually mean they "changed" over time or were they just wrong the first time? That's such an individual thing. I don't think it's something you just decide or force though. I think this maybe needs more research but that probably won't happen anytime soon.
I would be X on the kinsey scale because I'm on the aroace spectrum. I only find fictional characters attractive. But also that probably has a scale too, as I tend to lean more towards fictional males. It's way too limiting I feel.
The Tiki amiibo on ebay are not only brand new in box, but half the price than the boxed one at that game store! What a racket. Well when I get some extra cash I'll get one and have impure thoughts about her.
