>>9570474
>They make the cosplay community look bad
Cosplay is about costuming, workmanship, prop making, and the love of a fandom and dressing up as their favorite character. How many girls even do half of those when they do sexed up cosplay? It's well known that you gotta jump on bandwagons for cosplay as well, so who cares about fandom and your favorite characters. It's basically saying "fuck you" to the whole core reason we cosplay.
These girls care only about themselves and the money they make and seldom make any of their costumes or props. The community and fandom means nothing to them. It's very "me me me and the money I can make". Their behavior actually pressures other girls to do the same and puts cold water on people who work hard on cosplays, male or female. It sends the message a lot of industries already do, like music or acting: "just be hot, talentless, and show as much skin as possible and you'll get far. When we're done with you, we'll replace you."
"Cosplay boudoir" is somehow both an insult to cosplay and an insult to traditional boudoir. It strips all elements of costume making and turns to soft porn. It is just a wig and some panties in a cheap, sterile hotel beds. Sometimes you can't even identify the character when they strip it down that much.
It becomes softcore porn for Patreon rewards, camgirling or actual porn a lot. That is not cosplay but the porn industry. It's sort of a "gateway drug" thing too and it's really not a good thing to let people get into, especially very young girls. A lot of them think they should do it both underage and are stupid enough to think it'll last them for a long time.
>They sexify unsexualized characters
You literally answered your own question. But also, I mean, did you ever want to see Sexy Arnold from Hey Arnold as well? Yeah, me neither. It reeks of desperation.