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The thing is, I thought you supported the author because of the way your words sounded. My fault for not understanding that, and the reason why I didn't understand what you meant is because I thought you were defending what the author might've been doing because this is something that is normalised. SO REALLY I got your words wrong. I understand now and I kind of agree with you.

I read the worst possible shotacons but even I got a little awkward reading this because it was supposed to be pure.. I didn't expect it to go this way. However, let's keep in mind that the author is Japanese and mangas are mostly made in Japan, meaning there's all types of mangas there already. For them it's probably normal to see these stuff. I noticed it's always been a problem for non-Japanese readers when there's something questioning in a manga or anime, while Japanese people seem to know better how to make a boundary between fiction and reality. Yet we are the ones who took something from them and translated it.. so we shouldn't be complaining, especially because this was risky from the very beginning and you all still choose to give it a go