/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Contrary to the bad-faith words of some such feminized eunuch as you would see on /vt/,
One finds no hypocrisy in chastising one hololive member for being "a whore" and at the same time celebrating some other member for her slutty sexual demeanor which implies an active libido.
The eunuch will be compelled to portray these two as contradicting actions, but one needs merely to look at higher masculine cultures of the past, which are alien to the masses of South-East-Asian brown midget slaves and one will see.
In ancient Rome it was expected that some women of high-class would be holy prostitutes, that being those women who worship the Venus Erycina and those that honor Fortuna Virilis have their place in society. In the same fashion, there are those who are vestal virgins, they are to honor Vesta and as such, must be virgins. There's no contradiction in this.
They both serve society in a different but similarly important manner, and provide a beautiful delicate balance to social life. There's no contradiction to be found, all flows as needed. The holy prostitutes are expected to have sex, the holy virgins are to be killed (At the time, executed via being buried alive) if they attempt to do the same.
As such, one must compare the idols (which exercise a similar role, brought forth by a deeper archetypal necessity in the male ethos) and it becomes clear why one admonishes Rushia or, say, the whores in holoEN while at the same time forgiving meretrixes the likes of Towa and Matsuri. Albeit, it must be said one requires a trained an educated mind to be able to discern example from example.
-Dr. Ferenc Szakacs, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary