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6/21/2025, 7:22:09 AM
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>what an author intends as a powerful bond of friendship, devoid of romantic undertones, is perceived by some viewers as an intentional tease or a missed opportunity for actual yuri
These “realistic” explanations are always lacklustre. Almost everything about anime girls is designed to be appealing, from how they look to how they act. In this sort of fantasy world, why would we assume that the girls’ relationships with each other is out of some deep desire to depict a realistic bond between girls rather than any aspect of the girls designed to appeal to the audience. Their looks fact that most of the authors of these sorts of series eschew other realistic things like boyfriends and male love interests, while at the same time having histories of writing unrealistic lesbian relationships in the past, makes it more likely that it is just another form of fanservice, whether for yurifags or people who want to imagine having a threesome with them.
>what an author intends as a powerful bond of friendship, devoid of romantic undertones, is perceived by some viewers as an intentional tease or a missed opportunity for actual yuri
These “realistic” explanations are always lacklustre. Almost everything about anime girls is designed to be appealing, from how they look to how they act. In this sort of fantasy world, why would we assume that the girls’ relationships with each other is out of some deep desire to depict a realistic bond between girls rather than any aspect of the girls designed to appeal to the audience. Their looks fact that most of the authors of these sorts of series eschew other realistic things like boyfriends and male love interests, while at the same time having histories of writing unrealistic lesbian relationships in the past, makes it more likely that it is just another form of fanservice, whether for yurifags or people who want to imagine having a threesome with them.
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