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I don't care about the opinions of feminists But i will say this, One piece has many non sexualized and ugly and fat females. Yet feminists act like the only females that exist in One piece are "sexualized" and beautiful females. The fact that they ignore the ugly and fat females in the manga (fat and ugly females should be something they like) , whilst whining about the sexy and beautiful ones, just shows they just want to erase all of it completely.
Feminists are retarded, and not worth engaging with.
The "male gaze" argument always breaks down to "well, even when men are sexualized, it's still for men, and we women are still oppressed."
Case in point.
As I said, not worth engaging with. These people are retarded cultists. This was posted in 20-20-fucking-3, I mean, what the fuck else is there to say?
The only thing I will mildly engage with is...
A) Normies get out reeeeee, B) leave anime alone, you fucking harpies.
It says a lot about a woman when she considers cartoons competition for male attention.
Then again: Men aspire, women sabotage.
I mean why you would subject yourself to their bizarre bullshit rantings I don't know. But it should be immediately obvious they're lying when they say "being strong and buff and shirtless is a male power fantasy, not what makes men sexy to women."
A 30 second Google shows that Zoro is the number one character for explicit one piece fanfics (NSFW, barely). And it's true for almost any popular series, if there's a jacked badass who keeps taking his shirt off, he's inevitably by far the most popular topic of the semi-literate novellas about being ravished they jill off to in private. In public they just have to lie because it's part of the sisterhood's racket to pretend they're above being shallow bitches who don't want men to have the same fun they get to have.
Is this some kind of advertisement? No thanks I'm not going to reddit.
This tired argument makes their own biases so obvious. A male character being drawn to emphasize their masculinity is seen by the arguer as not-sexual. A female character being drawn to emphasize their femininity is seen by the arguer to be explicitly sexual. It's projection.
A female character being drawn to be "strong, powerful, and showing off her muscular build" would be called sexualization by this same person. It's their own stereotypes of men and women that make them interpret one as sexual and one as not. They think being sexualized is intrinsically female so it's a perfect circular logic in their minds.
Hancock is drawn hot. Ace is drawn hot. Cry more.
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