japanese men/incels when another pedophilic action manga involves little ass looking girls in a harem with the mc looking like a grown ass man of a little ass boy japan and pedophilia go hand in hand
Japan doesn't need to bow down to woke/western trying to push their delicate sensibilities/standards to Japan's work. And all of the places I don't think Mangago is really the place for virtue signalling when the website itself has a massive library of what you are going on about. Reddit I think would be a better place for you
Lmao. Japan surrendered to the us after world war two and has been pandering to American markets since. Including their media. This is basic history. Lol jaPan dOesnT bOw DoWn tO wEsteRn sEnsibIliTies.
Japan's culture was highly problematic and pedophilic before US came along and it has has one of the bloodiest if not the bloodiest war crimes in the history of the world. Just ask korea and China. Dumbass users talking about shit they know nothing about.
OP you are absolutely right and don't let idiots armtwist you into keeping mum just so they can fap to pedo shit.
the weirdo blocked me @YomuYomu you are defending pedo content?? you just said “Japan doesn't need to bow down to woke/western trying to push their delicate sensibilities/standards to Japan's work” mind you our delicate sensibilities and standards are simply not wanting to see children being raped drawn, or that japanese “work” existing. I don’t respect Japan and its laws
im TIRED of the “fair, gentle, PALE” lady x “barbaric, tribal, savage, DARK” man trope like genuinely so tired of it, why do some of these asian authors consider people of darker skin tones ‘exotic’? your not a good writer at all if you think and write like that
stereotypes and sexualization/fetishization arising from colorism, racism, and orientalism, which east asian cultures can and do engage in towards other asian cultures even though they are also targets of orientalism from western perspectives. read (or find a summary/explanation) of Orientalism by Edward Saïd.
Is it really a “pick me” thing to say that you don’t like heavy makeup due to sensory issues?
Maybe it’s how you’re saying it that’s coming across as an attack? I find that if I’m too blunt in a response it’s often taken the wrong way because it leaves too much room to read between the lines.
“I don’t like heavy makeup.” Could have the undertone of “because I’m performing for the male gaze.” Versus “I love the look of makeup but because I have sensory issues I can only wear light makeup.” Compliment and explanation leaves little for people to second guess an underlying message.

i be forgetting how much i love buff bottoms after i finish a bl with a slim one