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I think the same. As long as it's 2D and also not little kid age I like loli characters. That way it's still in the realm of fantasy and no real person gets hurt and traumatized. I would think having a fictional outlet for that attraction is a good thing, so bad things aren't done in real life, just as long as people aren't led to believe they can do the same thing in person.

Real human being loli though? No. Those are little kids, and they are probably kidnapped and trapped to have horrific things done to them. :| Abductors and child molestors should go die.

I like lolis alot whether they are suggesting something ecchi or not(dephends on the character).
All lolis are legal (since they are painted fictional characters their age can be stated even 18 - so there's nothing wrong going on realy... many doujin authors do it to evade problems with the law.)
I don't think calling anime lolicon doujins (aka hentais) a child pornography is just since there aren't any childs involved in scandalous activities-morover japanese laws allow it.
What realy crosses the line for me is abuse of loli characters (beign forced to do something, being tortured or e.t.c... actualy this includes not only lolis)
I've read some loli doujins though i can't say they are anything different than an average hentai...
Then again lolis in anime are cute and nobody can deny that! 8)

I don't know how I got to this vid but I think it might be valuable to the discussion.

I like lolis and think they are cute and adorable. I don't mind a more suggestive loli figure if she appears sassy, silly, playful, caught or embarrassed. I'm not into figures or art that depict the girl in a sexually explicit pose where she looks like she'll be raped or abused. That being said I don't judge people that do, as long as this is the limit to their manifestations of their fantasies.

I can understand the attraction to lolis. Lolis are innocent, uncorrupted by the world, they see everything with a wonderfully simple but refreshing perspective. There is no guile or deception, they are honest and transparent with their feelings. When they grow into adulthood they will change, and create their own facade or hide behind masks to satisfy society's and other people's expectations of them. Like the guy on "House" TV show says: "everybody lies"...and how true is that. I think that's why I find the idea of a loli so appealing, their openness, innocence, honesty, purity of heart.

God created us and we are beautiful in the original nude body that He sculpted. Nudity, skin, curves, or lack of curves each has an appeal. Youth is beauty. To be nude is the closest we can be to our nature. It is innocent, non assuming and transparent. Showing skin or nudity is unfortunately associated with sex in North America because of our culture.

I've rambled on perhaps too much and perhaps delved into subjects that aren't related to your post Chloe but thanks for putting out this discussion, its interesting for sure. Btw, speaking of Yoshi I've heard that she is a young gymnast/instructor at a school..hence her slim body and features. I like this figure, she looks caught and is not exuding a come hither look. I too love the Kokanoe Rin figure where she's bending to grab a fallen book. Those twin tails stole my heart!!!

MarshallDTeach • 9年前 • #1923023Yeah, I have NO desire to be open-minded when it comes to this sort of thing. It's creepy, and that's all there is to it.
Sure, in your opinion. And that's ok if you find it creepy. But being open minded doesn't mean you have to give up your beliefs or POV, it just means that you give other ppl a chance and be non-judgmental and try to understand them. Years ago most people thought homosexuality was "creepy" too. I think as an evolving society we should learn more why people are the way they are and instead of conforming to traditional societal norms. Those "norms" will not help us grow, they'll only tie us down and we'll be more entrenched in bigotry and prejudice.

kevinlowl • 9年前 • #1920952But... it's still fiction.
I love playing GTA, I kill tons of 'people'. But it's still just a game, it isn't real. I didn't kill people in real life.
It's fine as long as you know how the differentiate between the two. Least that's what I think.
I agree. I don't think we can fairly judge people for their fantasies, only what they actually do in real life. For example, when I was in middle school, being a geek and super tall, I had fleeting fantasies of shooting classmates that were being dickheads but i never acted that out on real life. That's where the line is crossed. Everyone has some sort of dark, weird and not socially acceptable fantasy whether they know it or can admit it. Its how we deal with those thoughts and fantasies that define who we are in real life.

I think lolis are adorable in an aesthetic sense (not a sexual one). I love adorable things, and I just view them as cute female characters.

If something is lightly suggestive, then it doesn't bother me. But if it crosses the line into an adult actually engaging in physical activity with a girl (or boy for that matter) under 12, then it makes me very uncomfortable.

But this is just for me personally.

CinnamonSwirls • 9年前 • #1922873Boku no Pico is a definite YES in my books and that's ok. It's a thing that exists. Embrace it. Embrace the sugoi boy love that is gay and beautiful. Embrace it.
Oh I've embraced it alright, but that was a long, long time ago...

Chloe-tsundere • 9年前 • #1923103Maria is adorable! I got her and kobato as a set
I enjoyed the manga too except for 2 scenes ^^" still its in my favs
Well kokonoe likes to tease so it suits her as well as being careless i find her quite cheeky and cute
Alice looks nice..!
Taiga is one of my top 5 girls dunno if shes loli tho.. Shes only flat xD

I consider Rei and Asuka from Evangelion to be loli, but only because they're 14 and the art style makes them super thin. So to me Taiga is a loli, but only barely.