Lolis?

15-12-2016, 06:59 PM

AFaded Wrote: Yeah no.

Lolicon isn't derived from lolita. Lolicon is someone who is into young looking girls, it's not a genre, it's a personality trait.
Lolita is indeed the name of a Russian book, and lolita means "sexualised girl", to make it easier for you, slutty, revealing etc.
Loli is a further abbreviation of lolicon, though it is originally from lolita, and has the slang meaning of a young looking girl.

To help you: Wikipedia


Also I'm done with the debate, no one uses the definitions you provide and I've asked tons and I mean tons of people for their opinion. None agree with you.
Cya.

Did you also happen to ask Japan about that? Do you also go and ask toddlers about rocket science if you are doing a paper on it as well? If they say that rockets fly with magical power, does that make it accurate? The amount of people doesn't mean anything if the people who say it has no understanding of what it is. A great deal of Americans seem to think that Norway is the capital of Sweden, does that make it true? No. Does "Norway" mean; "Capita of Sweden" because a great deal of people believe so? No.

So let me go over what you just said and reply to those points.

I never said that "Lolicon" is derived from "Lolita". I said that it comes from book "Lolita" which is where "Lolita Complex" originates from. "Lolicon" is a media focusing on young or prepubescent girls. (If you are so big into Wikipedia, then here it is.) That is how we define genres, as of such "Lolicon" is a genre focusing on that concept.


"Lolita" means, as stated above; "a sexually precocious young girl" or "Erotic-Kawaii" in Japan. It does however, not specifically refer to being "slutty" or "revealing". The reason for this is the question; "What is sexually appealing to me?" It is a subjective question with a subjective answer. As of such it has an extremely wide variety of responses. For example, one person might find a "slutty" girl sexually appealing while another find it as a big turn-off. Despite that, they might both be pedophiles or into the same type of girl aside from that one trait.

That is why "Lolita" means "a sexually precocious young girl" and not a specific trait of it. As sexual attraction is subjective.


Also if you are going to use sources, use the entire part of it. Don't cut out the one part that agrees with you and ignore the rest. (Here is the link to your source.) As noted with the second point: