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  • doublepepperoni [none/use name]
    hexagon
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    3 years ago

    Obviously it crops up in a porn context in both Japanese and Western smut, but you also see it in stuff that is not intended as jacking off material. In Western stuff as well, yes, but it's not quite as common

    • meme_monster [none/use name]
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      3 years ago

      Just because anime and games make it into the western market doesn't mean it was meant for mass consumption in Japan. If you looked at western releases you'd be made to believe that Japanese grindhouse movies were the entirety of their live-action film market.

      • doublepepperoni [none/use name]
        hexagon
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        3 years ago

        This post wasn't intended as "WOW THE JAPANESE SURE ARE WEIRD AND FUCKED UP AREN'T THEY LOLOLOL"

        I just find it weird how often you see this trope in pop culture stuff :shrug-outta-hecks: (I'm also well aware that niche nerd shit is niche nerd shit even in Japan)

      • BoxedFenders [any, comrade/them]
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        3 years ago

        It's like how early 00s internet humor reduced Japanese culture to tentacle porn and vending machines that sold used panties. Yeah, those things technically existed, but they were only found in red light districts and areas that sold novelties to tourists. It would be like someone visiting Christopher Street during the 90s and assuming most American stores displayed cockrings and leatherdaddy gear on their storefront windows.

    • baby_trump [undecided]
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      3 years ago

      Game of thrones: :side-eye-1: :side-eye-2:

      Though you could reasonably argue that GoT is jack off material lol

      • doublepepperoni [none/use name]
        hexagon
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        3 years ago

        In Western stuff it tends to be portrayed as weird and fucked up shit done by sick and or evil people (like being queer or non-genderconforming used to be until faily recently), in Japanese stuff it's often treated in a more neutral (and sometimes romantic) way