Lolis?

14-12-2016, 11:59 PM

Natsu Wrote: Now on to the new topic of discussion, is loli a "sexual attraction to young girls"? I wouldn't say it is 100% of the time. There are some loli pictures that do not include any sexual aspects of them. Just a cute/pretty young animated girl. Now am I stating that there is absolutely no loli that is sexually appealing? Of course not. The point here is that even the sources won't come up with a clear answer. It's a man-made word, we all need to come to that realization. All of this shit is man-made. The person who came up with this might have a different thinking pattern than that of myself or others, and that's where we come to this disagreement on what it means. Who gives a fuck what it means for all I'm concerned. All in all, loli is both sexually appealing and non sexual pictures of young animated girls. That's my take on it.

Despite that, you can trace it back to it's origin. Which is "Lolita" in which is a book that the original description comes from, which is young girls in fiction, created for the specific reason to draw in those who have a sexual attraction towards it. As mentioned above, how this is portrayed depends on how each writer use it. But the idea behind it is to provoke a sexual attraction from the audience. Which is why "Lolicon" manga and anime are directed towards a younger audience, it was never meant (originally) for people who are 20 plus in age. While yes it is a man-made word, it still has a specific meaning. The logic that "each person defines it differently and thus it is differently" is stupid.

By that logic I can go to the President of the USA and yell; "I am going to fucking murder you and your family!" and then sue the Secret Service/Police for arresting me for saying "Good day, Mr.President" in my own definition of the words. Words have a specific meaning regardless of what the minority means. "Loli" is derived from "Lolicon" which is taken from "Lolita" and is a genre of fiction to refers to sexual content featuring underage/young girls. No matter how people define it, that is what it means.