It still baffles me. I can’t get into the mindset of wanting to get off to someone that I also hate.
I know “futas” aren’t 1:1 analogues for trans people, mind. It’s just a crude fetish from crude chanlord weebs for the most part. The cognitive dissonance is still confusing, the way that they consume lots of anime slop with girls with non-natural hair colors but get really mad at living women with hair dye.
Most living women won’t fetishise themselves like anime girls are fetishised. I’m sure that real life “ditzy” and “kawaii” idols are popular, especially amongst chuds.
Another part of it stereotypes. Both in anime and real life, hair colors often have stereotypes. Although in the case of anime, it is usually intentional.
And there is also the place, japan factor that has to be considered.
They want to reap both of the benefits of their dehumanization, both in their fetish and anti-trans position
Simple as…
It’s like, yk, fetishizing le commodite while being anti-union…
It still baffles me. I can’t get into the mindset of wanting to get off to someone that I also hate.
I know “futas” aren’t 1:1 analogues for trans people, mind. It’s just a crude fetish from crude chanlord weebs for the most part. The cognitive dissonance is still confusing, the way that they consume lots of anime slop with girls with non-natural hair colors but get really mad at living women with hair dye.
Ok that’s more confusing, actually…
Most living women won’t fetishise themselves like anime girls are fetishised. I’m sure that real life “ditzy” and “kawaii” idols are popular, especially amongst chuds.
Another part of it stereotypes. Both in anime and real life, hair colors often have stereotypes. Although in the case of anime, it is usually intentional.
And there is also the place, japan factor that has to be considered.
Ofc
What is the Japan factor, I may ask, for example?
That one also baffles me and always has.