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I’d be willing to bet that the majority of people here aren’t so much as “into loli” as they think.
The majority of people I’d honestly be willing to bet are more into characters that now technically “fall under that umbrella”
I’m talking more teenaged looking characters, and I’ll be blunt. I fucking love stroking it to teenaged/jailbait/whatever you want to call it characters, and I have absolutely NO shame in it. A little over ten years ago it was more accepted even.
Honestly, I would be inclined to understand where moralfags are coming from in the context of real legit lolisho. I’m going to agree with you guys, they are what they are, fictional depictions of little people. Me personally? Get off to what makes you go, but the moment you cross that line and commit a heinous crime, you should be locked up for sure. Also let’s not beat around the bush. It IS weird, I’m sorry, I’m not an Anti, but it is weird, and even normalfags will judge you for it. Then again normalfags will judge you for wanting to tickle feet in general.
Honestly? I think most “grounded” lolicons understand this, they know it’s weird, so they keep to themselves. I think the big push back and anger against “Antis” has to do with the aforementioned Overton window shifting of “what characters are acceptable and what aren’t”, blame tumblr or Twitter, whatever you believe. 15 years ago it was perfectly acceptable to commission art of let’s say, Gwen 10, or katara from ATLA, or some random anime chick, but because a “wiki” says she’s 14 or whatever, some won’t do it and some even go as far as to harass you for it. Basically nowadays you see antis berating others for liking characters that really aren’t “technically” lolicon, atleast in my opinion. There’s a huge difference between Anya Forger, and Yoko Litner, and basically Antis are throwing people who may enjoy characters like Yoko, or Katara, or Luz Noceda into the same camp of people who enjoy literal toddlers. That’s where a lot of the divide is occurring nowadays, but hey that’s just how I see it.