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That we can't have a topic discussing pedoph... lolicon without it getting locked (NSFW)
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You're taking it too personally.
Anime kids are not real and only barely kids (since, you know, they aren't real), so you'll have to provide a better reason than that.
^ This too.
Also holy crap ninjas.
>a longing for unjudgemental innocence: closely linked to the trend of herbivorous men in Japan/3D pig disgusting sentiment, fear of/bad experience with the other sex/rejection, correlates with shit self-esteem/not grasping social conventions and wanting them to be simple
>a compulsion to enjoy it because its taboo: sorta like the excitement of exhibitionism, knowing full well that it is taboo. can possibly also be self-humilation, fapping to the idea of the reactions people will have to you because you fap to it
>a fetish for the petite or the kawaii aesthetic: purely pettanko, or thrills from frills etcetera, possibly correlates with the shitty quality of most live action cosplay pr0n/the cliches of schoolgirl uniforms
>vanilla pedophilia: something you can actually get away with, pretty simple
>trying to be edgy and contrarian: akin to the 13-year old that spams sites with CP because it makes others go from mildly uncomfortable to batshit mad
>desire to nurture something: a loli is like a puppy, binges on utsuges and Key Visual Arts templates
Vorpys, vorping, etc.
It is both fictional and just a harmless fetish. If DYRE were talking about how sexy real kids were, then I'd have a problem. But I don't see the difference between lolicon and any one of the other numerous illegal things people like in drawn porn.
And if it's a matter of sexualizing fictional children leading to sexualizing real children, well... I'd say most people have a good enough understanding of the differences between reality and fantasy, for that not to really be so much of a problem.