Because he wouldn't be if he just stuck with abusing a Reimu or Marisa.
IDK if that was humor, but let's try it again without SJW stuff. This Sanae seems to be mannerly. Is there anything within the text to suggest the beating is justified? And if that's humor, pardon my tone.
IDK if that was humor, but let's try it again without SJW stuff. This Sanae seems to be mannerly. Is there anything within the text to suggest the beating is justified? And if that's humor, pardon my tone.
Seems like you're more bent over this than anyone else here. Lighten up.
I love how nobody cared about nicehead reimus and marisas getting abused but when it's a Sanae, everybody calls out on anon
Actually there is someone cares about reimus and marisas being abused even they are shitheads. Pathetically the one dares not show up here like his name.
Wasn't there a rule "don't question anon's motivaton for abuse"? Not like I care or anything, but sometimes I get the feeling that some people here tend to take all content too seriously, which makes them look like some autistic idiots.
That's also a longstanding feature of some comics: in-universe people getting upset when a Sanae is abused but not caring if it's a Reimu or Marisa, like pool #270.
Basically what I was saying, until a certain someone tried jumping down my throat about it.
Mad hatter is not attacking you. He might like the green haired types but I think he just wants to know if there is any other reason why anon is abusing sanae than him being an asshole.
Ahegao said:
I love how nobody cared about nicehead reimus and marisas getting abused but when it's a Sanae, everybody calls out on anon
Not everybody. As I am sure you have noticed.
mad_hatter said:
Any reason to believe anon isn't an asshole?
The author has a history depicting sanaes being abused. I think it is safe to assume he/she does not really care if they are rare or niceheads.
The thing about abyuse is that it is often purposely made to piss off the non-violent fans and sometimes writing a good justification is just too much effort for an author whose purpose is to get a reaction (negative or positive). I mean, the seeming gold standard that is the mantra of most yukkuri fans is Kiriraitaa's true happiness which has a pretty lame plot but great art.
Yuno said:
Wasn't there a rule "don't question anon's motivaton for abuse"? Not like I care or anything, but sometimes I get the feeling that some people here tend to take all content too seriously, which makes them look like some autistic idiots.
While clearly there is a rule regarding this but I fail to see why questioning motivation or the morality of the abuse makes them look like autistic idiots >_> because I highly suspect society would not look kindly to some of of the more passionate statements of the details on how to abyuse yukkuris <_< If anything a certain extreme stance would be looked with much disfavor and would have massive real life repercussions if people figure out the real person actually writing the elaborate certain treatments of any real or fictional character while the patty cake, hugs and smiles and sunshine fan would just be written off as a fan.
Now that rules are being mentioned, I might as well ask a something I have been wondering about for awhile. Are the rules still strictly enforced? I dont see enough people breaking them often enough to know (if they are broken), but I have seen in older pics on the site where comments seemed to be quickly punished for breaking rules (like the abuse comments on FF and criticism on abuse).
Mad hatter is not attacking you. He might like the green haired types but I think he just wants to know if there is any other reason why anon is abusing sanae than him being an asshole.
Thanks; that's exactly right. I guess boom failed to acknowledge I preemptively begged pardon for any misperceptions. Oh, well.
My post history is free to review. I've been pretty middle-of-the-road to lenient on yus.
Wasn't there a rule "don't question anon's motivaton for abuse"? Not like I care or anything, but sometimes I get the feeling that some people here tend to take all content too seriously, which makes them look like some autistic idiots.
I'm illiterate in anything other than Spanish or English. That's why I asked. No agenda on my part.
Basically what I was saying, until a certain someone tried jumping down my throat about it.
D'aww, you can write my name. There, there-mean Mad Hatter just wanted to know why you made an impertinent response.
Look; I made it clear that if I misread your intent, I apologized for that-but not for calling out the unnecessary commentary. You can't acknowledge that, but rather take time to note how shabbily you've been treated. And that's patently false. I don't mean to make waves, so I'll bow out.
Boom, stay cool. You always struck me as level-headed. Sorry this occurred, everyone.
Now that rules are being mentioned, I might as well ask a something I have been wondering about for awhile. Are the rules still strictly enforced? I dont see enough people breaking them often enough to know (if they are broken), but I have seen in older pics on the site where comments seemed to be quickly punished for breaking rules (like the abuse comments on FF and criticism on abuse).
The rules are enforced still, I just happen to give people a lot of chances unless its an obvious trolling account. I used to message the troll accounts individually to verify before banning but I'm way past that.
The rule of "don't hate on anon" is there because some people can't separate fact from fantasy and say "I want to kill all you abyusers" over something an imaginary character is doing to imaginary manjuus. You start hating on anon, then it spreads pretty fast to personal attacks and creates a divisive dialog of supporters and haters.
So we just don't question anon and take him as part of the story, that's all.
You can tell how good-natured the Sanae is, immensely so for it being a yukkuri. Rather than reacting merely to the pain of getting hit, she has a rudimentary understanding of moral right and wrong, and her first (albeit ridiculously naive) conclusion is that the human just isn't aware what he's doing is bad - not merely bad to do to her, but bad to do as a whole.
She might not be able to count to 100, but she actually has a moral capacity compared to the supposedly higher creature that's hurting her. Despite his cruelty, she still wanted to believe in the goodness of Mr. Human.
This isn't the goriest set on the site, but it's definitely one of the most heart breaking imo.
*Twitch...!*Well then, just take it easy at there! (lol)Now that you've known it, never talk to me for the second time!
You are so disgusting even for stomping! (lol)Are you really thinking that I would actually put fingers into that FILTHY place? (lol)