/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4430890
>Because asanagi is pretty edgy, even by doujin standards (not kink-wise). The focal point of a lot of his work is dedicated to specfically mocking current 3rd/4th wave feminist movements (while not uncommon in doujin, he tends to go on diatribes that read like forum posts, and the erotica sometimes feels to be second to this dialogue).
>Read anon's post.
>"I gotta see what he's talking about."
>See popular doujin I've been meaning to read.
>"Lets start here."
>Four pages in.