Anonymous
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6/25/2025, 11:12:02 PM No.508725712
Does anyone else realize just how badly anime has screwed over the Zoomer generation? I don’t mean just the cringey surface-level stuff, I mean on a deep, psychological level. Zoomers are walking around with expectations for life that are so warped by years of escapist media, it’s like reality itself has become an optional setting. They honestly believe that “not having to work,” “getting rich instantly,” “being famous for nothing,” and “only doing what you want, when you want” are normal ambitions. The delusion runs deep—and nowhere is it more obvious (and more pathetic) than when it comes to women.
Anime didn’t just give this generation impossible beauty standards; it’s filled their heads with the idea that a woman should be forever young, impossibly hot, perky, magically energetic, and, of course, eternally loyal to some bland “nice guy” just because he exists. Every show hammers in that the world will eventually hand you a flawless, quirky goddess who will heal all your wounds, wait patiently for you to get your act together, and love you unconditionally. No effort required. No self-improvement needed. Just “be yourself” and she’ll fall in your lap. These are literal cartoons and people internalize them like scripture.
Anime didn’t just give this generation impossible beauty standards; it’s filled their heads with the idea that a woman should be forever young, impossibly hot, perky, magically energetic, and, of course, eternally loyal to some bland “nice guy” just because he exists. Every show hammers in that the world will eventually hand you a flawless, quirky goddess who will heal all your wounds, wait patiently for you to get your act together, and love you unconditionally. No effort required. No self-improvement needed. Just “be yourself” and she’ll fall in your lap. These are literal cartoons and people internalize them like scripture.
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