either way there really does need to be a renaissance of people writing seriously and critically about pornography and similar stuff because the overwhelming sentiment online is that anything with sex appeal in it exists only for 'gooners' with no brain cells and that just sucks for everyone

always had the idea of doing a 'video essays on hentai informed by academic literature' youtube channel but finding the time and energy for these things is an absolute nightmare

doesn't matter either way, lolis of all kinds don't look anything like real children. conflating the two is much more a warning sign of pedophilic interest than someone merely being into loli art.

Stumble-upon arguments have never meant anything for pornography, and lolo art is no exception. That's an issue of curation and distribution, which largely falls on the side of platforms rather than artists.

Kids should not be exposed to any porn on social media, period.

even worse is the number of trans men and genderqueer/fluid folk who will march to the tune of it because they're afraid of being shouted down or pushed away by the transfemme hegemony.

just tired of these communities being so awful in general. easier to just be a vagabond in my own space.