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this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2023
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Believe it or not, there’s an even more obvious clue.
Women don't have breasts or figures. They should all be drawn like flat rectangles. But if a pretty lady draws the booby then it's actually empowering and based 😎
So much knee-jerk defensiveness. Y’all can disagree with me if you like, but to me it very much has the energy of people digging their heels in against the BLM message at first before later coming around - not from a place of bigotry, but rather not yet fully understanding the situation. I hope that eventually the people in this thread will understand that the ever-present over-sexualization of women is something that needs to be addressed, even in minor cases like this. Call me over-sensitive, call me a white knight, but just turn this point over in your mind a few times.
And perhaps look to the litany of posts in this community that represent women without sexual undertones
Edit: changed “sub” to “community” - old habits die hard
If the lady witch had huge anime milkers hanging out of her shirt and fat thighs with a tiny skirt I'd be inclined to agree but this is such a nonoffensive drawing I genuinely can't see anything wrong with it. I personally know women who make art and depict their women characters way worse than this.
Genuinely the real problem is people having an issue with things that shouldn't be sexual at all. Everybody has breasts, some just have larger ones than others, and to act like that's not real is like some weird titty erasure. Just because you personally find breasts overtly sexual doesn't mean someone else does.
People express themselves in many different ways and for some people they enjoy feeling comfortable in their own body. Having representation not just for different body types but also different portrayals of those body types is important, as long as it's realistic. You wouldn't start a stink over a woman choosing to wear a revealing top or form fitting dress, neither would you mind a man dressing in drag with huge fake breasts.
The problem with oversexualization in general is when it's unrealistic and stereotypical. I promise if you go to any Halloween party with attendees in the 18-30 range you'll see actual women dressed like little witches like that right now.
Comparing someone not finding anything wrong with little boobies on a cartoon hag to people that think black people are inferior is probably the most insane take I've ever seen on this website.