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Anything more is just pure filth!

Cuddling and hold hands may be nice. Kissing is pushing it, possibly over the edge.

>>8744281

Rin Anus.

>>8744287
She better mean light side hugging. Front hugging is too lewd.

As long as they're fully clothed, I guess I don't care.

But for all the filth that has no shame, I can only look down on them.

>>8744298

You can never be too lewd.

I get annoyed when people show too much skin. For example, Biribiri & Kuroko look fine there, but their skirts are waaaaaaay too short. I don't follow Islam but I like their dress code for females.

>>8744319
And that's why Zettai Ryouiki is so amazing. Minimal skin exposure, maximum eroticism.

It's all in the eyes. You can tell when someone's being too lewd just by looking at their eyes.

I don't mind lewdness.

If the question is if an anime is lewd or not - that's easy, if they have service episodes or consist solely of it, then it's probably lewd enough.

Strangely I have trouble calling serious shows involving sexual stuff lewd - stuff like Ano Natsu is too romantic to call it lewd, and other shows that have sex scenes or similar, but have actual plots are not lewd because that's not their core theme. The question to distinguish them is: is the show's main or secondary purpose to turn you on? If yes, it's service/lewd, if not, no.

If kissing is lewd, is the final scene of Ai no Kusabi lewd, because of the symbolism?

>>8744487
Is yuru yuri lewd?

>>8744487

We got a lewdologist here.

>>8744478

>>8744494
I don't mind Rustle's lewd lolis.

Lewdness is acceptable if it is for some higher purpose. For example, Kenkou Cross' monster girls are all acceptably lewd because they are lewd for the sake of obtaining their husbands' love. Only lewdness for the sake of lewdness is intolerable.

>>8744503
uncouth lewdness in so good.

>>8744492
It's both cute and semantically lewd. I found myself turned on by some of it, but then that's because I like yuri. The show isn't service-oriented, it's a slice of life, but the themes are sometimes lewd, even if not always intentionally so. (I would say the same applies to A Channel, but less).

A more tricky example could be Nisemonogatari, it most certainly has a main plot, but they spent a lot of time making scenes that would most certainly turn on most viewers for whom it was intended (or maybe whole episodes), so I would call it quite lewd. Nevertheless, nise isn't a pure fanservice show in any way or form. It falls in a similar category as Negima, Tsukuyomi, etc.