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Stoicpeace He/Him KWAB  1mo ago (image post) 324 thread views #310511

/a/utists :marseyweeb: discuss spiritual ugliness :marseypaperbag:

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https://boards.4chan.org/a/thread/272390538#p272390538

Don't know why but these comments are making me kek :marseyxdorbit:.

>Rudeus' sin isn't grooming, it's being fat and ugly in his previous life.

>one was shown to be a fat otaku in his past life that's why.

>Correct. Hence, the point about spiritual ugliness. You have to be born with natural grace and dignity. With it being imbuebed to your very soul. It cannot be obtained.

>One of them is a bishounen written by a woman for women. The other one is a neet loser (just like me fr fr) written by a man for men. It's ok when women do it.

>I feel its because Rudeus was a fat old man otaku in his past life.

Also this :marseyxd:.

>InuYasha is native isekai if you think about it. She travels to another world that's still her native country.

!anime !kino

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I used to love Inuyasha growing up, but I can't remember for the life of me why a badass like Sesshomaru chose to tow that useless kid around. :marseyhmm:

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Ostensibly because she saved his life. The fact that he apparently married her in the end is what raises questions about where things started. His brother is also a old butt man who gets really close to a teenager as well, so I bet it runs in the family.

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>Woman writes her fantasy story

>At least two instances of older men who are OTP for underaged girls

>Female fans love these characters

:#marseywrongthonk:

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"Underage grooming is actually legal if it's a girl from the future who synchronizes with an ancient priestess spirit to become a blessed professional archer overnight."

  • Japanese Supreme Court in the 1200s or 1700s or whenever that series took place
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Huh? I don't remember she saved his life, I remember the opposite.

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