When I was a teenager, it was always understood that I was not allowed in adult spaces online (SFW or NSFW). That was for my safety but also the comfort of every adult present. But like all teens, I lied and pretended to be 18. Everyone knew this happened.
So it was understood that any interaction I had with an adult was purely my fault. I wasn't supposed to be there.
Somewhere along the line, we took the accountability out of that. We decided draconian measures like age verification and data harvesting should replace common sense and personal responsibility.
It really peeves me that teenagers can enter adult spaces and interact how adults do, then when it's favorable to them, retreat into "I'm a minor btw"
Some kids get away with doing really awful things to adults because of the minor defense.
Minors should not have access to adult spaces but the platforms taking on the role that parents should be doing makes it worse for everyone.
Everyone and their mother was drawing their fav ships to my september months back but the second one person calls it problematic alnst fans switch up bc they have no opinions of their own
É bom arte desconfortável existir e eu aprecio o fato dessa arte ter incomodado uma das fandoms mais mimadas e anti-arte da história
Infelizmente fã de UTDR cresceu achando que arte é só pixelart com dialogo wholesome ou cartoon bean mouth educativo
Saying fiction normalizes abuse is part of rape culture. The truth is rapists are rapists no matter what books, or tv shows exists.
The same excuses are made towards what a woman is wearing, but the truth is if a book made you rape someone, you were always a rapist.
there's this bizarre thing where theorizing or thinking becomes "wants". "UMMM YOU WANT ASGORE TO BE A NEGLECTFUL DAD!?!?" like it reflects on the thinkers personal morals and desires, like they're *causing" the fictional abuse itself by thinking about it as a possibility