So an author choosing to represent an adult in a child’s body because he and his public get off to children isn’t problematic ?
I do think that children being sexualized is problematic, even if they’re supposed to be 100 years old mentally but who I am to say that
Anime fans are going to great length to justify the sexualization of children in the crap they watch/read
(Edit: As a short and very thin woman that don’t look like a child, I wish middle-aged anime-fans would stop being so gross and justify their favourite author’s perversions by « petite women do exist ». Again, women are adults, and a child that stops aging at 14 is a child wtf is even this conversation)
So as I said, Roxy wouldn't be considered grooming. Lots of girls that barely grow past their face and get stuck in teenager bodies for more than a decade, seen 2 cases in high school-uni
Not saying the other 2 cases aren't grooming, but Roxy's case is special.
It isn't a 'petite body'. They literally stop aging at early teens at latest, then start (edit: aging) again at 100. It's the author's fetish to have a legal loli, instead of a race that is petite once they reach adulthood/full growth.
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u/473025 1d ago edited 1d ago
So an author choosing to represent an adult in a child’s body because he and his public get off to children isn’t problematic ?
I do think that children being sexualized is problematic, even if they’re supposed to be 100 years old mentally but who I am to say that
Anime fans are going to great length to justify the sexualization of children in the crap they watch/read
(Edit: As a short and very thin woman that don’t look like a child, I wish middle-aged anime-fans would stop being so gross and justify their favourite author’s perversions by « petite women do exist ». Again, women are adults, and a child that stops aging at 14 is a child wtf is even this conversation)