/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>7654798
Especially when you're pretending to be a real life doll!! Kids love that kawaii shit!!

>>7654713
Don't take my words out of context. I never said they lost weight, THERE WAS NEVER ANY THERE TO LOSE. I've watched every episode, and every girl is a horribly thin, bland, covergirl tryhard, airhead obsessed with shoes and their appearance. Because apparently all monsters are now privileged royalty spoiled brats living out of their parents pockets? amiright?
The only exceptions are when they're unpopular with a horribly lazy design to boot, or from that pathetic anti-bullying crap they agreed to so they'd look less harmful to parents.
I do love dolls. But it's a sick mentality to try to be a doll yourself.

>>7654693
Once again, still wouldn't mind if they were just toys and not trying to teach kids about "adversity and accepting who you really are" when they don't even know the definition to the point it comes off arrogant and insulting not to mention hilariously sexist. Please point to me one girl that isn't wearing platform wedges or heels.
>If there is one, let's see their meaning behind why they're not wearing brando like the others.
And since when do cheerleaders preform while wearing stiletto's? Oh right, high school girls are sex objects. Is that really the message kids should be receiving? Cosplayers who cosplay from shit series deserved to be called out on it. Deal with it.