With all the misinformation going on, these terms are being misused by social media, making a lot of peoples are getting upset over nothing. Though these words sounds similar, they're all different and it's important to know about them before you talk about them. "Lolita" can refer to two extremely different things: Either a novel or a fashion style, usually known as gothic lolita, which is a subculture in Japan. On this case, "lolita" is simply an aesthetic in fashion, usually the cute and goth style.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolita_fa…

Alright let me schizo post a little bit:

I have the tendency to predict the future. Long ago, I said that anime and gaming gonna be mainstream. A decade ago, I said that America gonna be chaotic mess. At that time, I also predicted that all the gay stuff would be norm... My newest prediction is that lolicon is going mainstream, which already progressing. All the "UOHH CUNNY" meme turned many into lolicons. History proven that some lolicons was once normie or even antis before. In few years, most antis gonna be lolicon or they just stop caring.

Oh boy we're gonna be busy today, so much antis to report on the replies and qrt and it's barely even a day since the tweet is made. Feel free to check report them all, it's a good chance while they're caught harassing peoples

https://twitter.com/GreenTextRepost/status/1663730455391408128

This is a good one. Lots to report from the replies.

https://twitter.com/Blank100k/status/1663814914866049025

Genshin is literally the only "anime" fandom where people would freak out about numbers as if real world law applied to the age of fictional characters. I swear, anime fandom wasn't this terminally online until just the recent years.

Consequence of anime going mainstream: Long ago when you watch anime, people focus on the actual quality of the content rather than complaining over irrelevant nonsense. I could still remember people having Asuka as their waifu and she's only 14 because it doesn't matter: it's fiction, so their age is irrelevant.

Recently, so many argued about the morality of lolicon. No, it's not about legality anymore. For them, someone looking childlike is immoral regardless of age. They're likely westerner who doesn't understand Asian beauty standard, so I'll dedicate this thread for them. I see that some peoples also tried tagging Hero Hei and many more peoples, which I appreciate, regardless if this will ever be covered on their videos or not. As long as my work can be used to help ending hatred and harassments, then I would be happy, and I would ask no more.