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>>46487258
>I just want to fantasize about relationships with young girls in a realistic setting using material that blends childlike characteristics and eroticism, and not be reminded of morals or the gravity of the events going on.
Funny, because that's the biggest issue I had with Tsuushinbo. Felt like it wanted to have its cake and eat it too. It played with the idea of the relationship being illicit and wrong by having so many close calls with other adults almost finding out, and constantly reminding the reader that these are kids who think in kid ways, but it also had a protagonist who never fully realizes how much of a sicko he is and soppy romance that tries its best to justify the blatantly imbalanced relationship. I much prefer pedo protagonists who understand how predatory they are and take full advantage of it, or are at least morally messed up enough that even if they think they're in the right, the loli knows she's being abused and depressingly has to put up with it. When it tries to sugarcoat the relationship is when it makes me the most uncomfortable. But yeah if you personally don't like thinking about the morality of the content and just want to turn your brain off and enjoy an idealized loli romance, then Tsuushibo is probably the best thing ever. And the H-scenes with their ambient background noise are amazing regardless.