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* Krystalis: {{Webcomic/MSF High}} was never my all-time favorite comic, but back before I knew I was queer, I used to read it and EGS. At some point, the author posted a [[https://www.deviantart.com/msfhwraith/journal/Rise-of-the-Pseudophiles-656104642 blog on their DeviantArt positing themself as Truscum;]] their words, not mine, started grouping people in the larger GSRM groups with pedophiles, even when the larger GSRM discourages associations and has enough trouble with that already, and started fighting with people in the comments about how they were wrong if they disagreed. That amount of hatred has driven me away from it permanently. At least I still have EGS. Come to find out, MSFWraith is also part of subreddits like Kotaku in Action. Let that speak for itself.

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* Krystalis: {{Webcomic/MSF High}} was never my all-time favorite comic, but back before I knew I was queer, I used to read it and EGS. At some point, the author posted a [[https://www.deviantart.com/msfhwraith/journal/Rise-of-the-Pseudophiles-656104642 blog on their DeviantArt positing themself as Truscum;]] their words, not mine, and started grouping people in the larger GSRM groups with pedophiles, even when the larger GSRM discourages associations and has enough trouble with that already, and started fighting with people in the comments about how they were wrong if they disagreed. disagreed. [[https://www.deviantart.com/msfhwraith/journal/Why-I-m-not-part-of-the-trans-community-594802522 Previously, they also made a post about why they weren't part of the larger trans community,]] using scathing language to describe the larger queer population, comparing most to being a one-armed man who's delusional in thinking in he has two arms, to the detriment of his treatment. That amount of hatred has driven me away from it permanently. At least I still have EGS. Come to find out, MSFWraith is also part of subreddits like Kotaku in Action. Let that speak for itself.
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* {{chelonianmobile}}: ''ForestHill'' was doing pretty okay IMO with its storyline about investigating a pedophile ring... until it started portraying graphic child nudity onscreen, including a seven-year-old visibly masturbating and several strips in a row showing thse entire family hanging out naked. That was completely unnecessary and, in context, ends up coming off as hypocritical - the storyline is about how much being molested and used for pornography damaged these kids, but it's okay to have the audience potentially leering at them?

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* {{chelonianmobile}}: ''ForestHill'' ''Webcomic/ForestHill'' was doing pretty okay IMO with its storyline about investigating a pedophile ring... until it started portraying graphic child nudity onscreen, including a seven-year-old visibly masturbating and several strips in a row showing thse entire family hanging out naked. That was completely unnecessary and, in context, ends up coming off as hypocritical - the storyline is about how much being molested and used for pornography damaged these kids, but it's okay to have the audience potentially leering at them?
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! {{chelonianmobile}}: ''ForestHill'' was doing pretty okay IMO with its storyline about investigating a pedophile ring... until it started portraying graphic child nudity onscreen, including a seven-year-old visibly masturbating and several strips in a row showing thse entire family hanging out naked. That was completely unnecessary and, in context, ends up coming off as hypocritical - the storyline is about how much being molested and used for pornography damaged these kids, but it's okay to have the audience potentially leering at them?

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! * {{chelonianmobile}}: ''ForestHill'' was doing pretty okay IMO with its storyline about investigating a pedophile ring... until it started portraying graphic child nudity onscreen, including a seven-year-old visibly masturbating and several strips in a row showing thse entire family hanging out naked. That was completely unnecessary and, in context, ends up coming off as hypocritical - the storyline is about how much being molested and used for pornography damaged these kids, but it's okay to have the audience potentially leering at them?
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! {{chelonianmobile}}: ''ForestHill'' was doing pretty okay IMO with its storyline about investigating a pedophile ring... until it started portraying graphic child nudity onscreen, including a seven-year-old visibly masturbating and several strips in a row showing thse entire family hanging out naked. That was completely unnecessary and, in context, ends up coming off as hypocritical - the storyline is about how much being molested and used for pornography damaged these kids, but it's okay to have the audience potentially leering at them?
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* @/{{Clione67}}: So many things I like to loathe about ''Webcomic/ThePrincesssJewels'', but one moment stuck with me in particular. One chapter has the main characters disguising as street dancers as a part of Princess Ariana's mission to get her last jewel. Then, they were intercepted by a noble who also had doing the same thing as her, collecting attractive women instead of men to become his RoyalHarem. During their confrontation, you expect her to have sudden moment of realization that her action was horrible, right? No! She called him out for his actions even though she's doing the exact same thing! [[DoubleStandard Because, if the man collects women, treating them like objects, and taking them away from their lives is wrong, but if a woman doing the same thing with men, she's definitely correct, and no one can call her out]].

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* @/{{Clione67}}: So many things I like to loathe about ''Webcomic/ThePrincesssJewels'', but one moment stuck with me in particular. One chapter has the main characters disguising as street dancers as a part of Princess Ariana's mission to get her last jewel. Then, they were intercepted by a noble who also had doing the same thing as her, collecting attractive women instead of men to become his RoyalHarem. During their confrontation, you expect her to have sudden moment of realization that her action actions was horrible, right? No! She called him out for his actions even though she's doing the exact same thing! [[DoubleStandard Because, if the man collects women, treating them like objects, and taking them away from their lives is wrong, but if a woman doing the same thing with men, she's definitely correct, and no one can call her out]].
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* @/{{Clione67}}: So many things I like to loathe about ''Webcomic/ThePrincesssJewels'', but one moment stuck with me in particular. One chapter has the main characters disguising as street dancers as a part of Princess Ariana's mission to get her last jewel. Then, they were intercepted by a noble who also had doing the same thing as her, collecting attractive women instead of men to become his RoyalHarem. During their confrontation, you expect her to have sudden moment of realization that her action was horrible, right? No! She called him out for his actions even though she's doing the exact same thing! [[DoubleStandard Because, if the man collects women, treating them like objects, and taking them away from their lives is wrong, but if a woman doing the same thing with men, she's right and no one call her out!!]].

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* @/{{Clione67}}: So many things I like to loathe about ''Webcomic/ThePrincesssJewels'', but one moment stuck with me in particular. One chapter has the main characters disguising as street dancers as a part of Princess Ariana's mission to get her last jewel. Then, they were intercepted by a noble who also had doing the same thing as her, collecting attractive women instead of men to become his RoyalHarem. During their confrontation, you expect her to have sudden moment of realization that her action was horrible, right? No! She called him out for his actions even though she's doing the exact same thing! [[DoubleStandard Because, if the man collects women, treating them like objects, and taking them away from their lives is wrong, but if a woman doing the same thing with men, she's right definitely correct, and no one can call her out!!]].out]].
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* @/{{Clione67}}: So many things I like to loathe about ''Webcomic/ThePrincesssJewels'', but one moment stuck with me in particular. One chapter has the main characters disguising as street dancers as a part of Princess Ariana's mission to get her last jewel. Then, they were intercepted by a noble who also had doing the same thing as her, collecting attractive women instead of men to become his RoyalHarem. During their confrontation, you expect her to have sudden moment of realization that her action was horrible, right? No! She called him out for his actions even though she's doing the exact same thing! [[DoubleStandard Because, if the man collects women, treating them like objects, and taking them away from their lives is wrong, but if a woman doing the same thing with men, she's right and no one call her out!!]].
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* H0pel1v3s0n: ‘’[[Webcomic/Redemptionronpa]]’’ is my first Fancanronpa, and I absolutely love it. There’s just one problem, though… the ending. It’s just… way too happy. I like cases of EarnYourHappyEnding, and I’m not against the participants being brought back to life, but… no. You can’t just take a dark series like Danganronpa, and give it an unambiguously happy ending. You just… can’t. There’s so much emotional recovery that it feels like Redemptionronpa just completely skipped over. I guess I’d like the ending more if it didn’t try to wrap everything in a neat little bow.

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* H0pel1v3s0n: ‘’[[Webcomic/Redemptionronpa]]’’ ''Webcomic/{{Redemptionronpa}}'' is my first Fancanronpa, and I absolutely love it. There’s just one problem, though… the ending. It’s just… way too happy. I like cases of EarnYourHappyEnding, and I’m not against the participants being brought back to life, but… no. You can’t just take a dark series like Danganronpa, and give it an unambiguously happy ending. You just… can’t. There’s so much emotional recovery that it feels like Redemptionronpa just completely skipped over. I guess I’d like the ending more if it didn’t try to wrap everything in a neat little bow.

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