Is it ok to find a fictional character sexy/attractive?
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Yeah. As long as you don't only think fictional characters are sexy.
I always used to have crushes on anime characters,hell, I still do but only when I was a child...
I always used to have crushes on anime characters,
The majority of fictional characters are archetypes, exaggerated or enhanced versions of real human beings, so I don't see why it would be wrong to find them attractive, as long as you stay within certain parameters.
Y'know, if I came home and found my best mate wanking over Lara Croft on the PS1 then I'd be at the very least surprised.
Y'know, if I came home and found my best mate wanking over Lara Croft on the PS1 then I'd be at the very least surprised.
Why would it be a bad thing? Isn't any women in a sexual fantasy a fictional character? And isn't an intentionally sexy/erotic cartoon character just a realization of that fantasy in real life?
Famous artists attempt to make photo realistic drawings of the female form all the time, with the hope that people can perceive it as arousing/attractive. Why is a cartoon any different? It may or may not be cruder than a photo realistic drawing, but if someone finds it personally attractive to them I don't see a problem with it.
Take Jessica Rabbit for example, she was designed to ooze sexuality and her face alone is coquettish and arousing to many. If it was wrong to be attracted to a cartoon character, why would Disney create her? Isn't Disney practically the public face of morality and personal values? Yes, I think so.
So no, of course it isn't wrong. It's human nature to recognize certain shapes and figures as sexual and attractive. There's no reason to be ashamed of it.
Famous artists attempt to make photo realistic drawings of the female form all the time, with the hope that people can perceive it as arousing/attractive. Why is a cartoon any different? It may or may not be cruder than a photo realistic drawing, but if someone finds it personally attractive to them I don't see a problem with it.
Take Jessica Rabbit for example, she was designed to ooze sexuality and her face alone is coquettish and arousing to many. If it was wrong to be attracted to a cartoon character, why would Disney create her? Isn't Disney practically the public face of morality and personal values? Yes, I think so.
So no, of course it isn't wrong. It's human nature to recognize certain shapes and figures as sexual and attractive. There's no reason to be ashamed of it.
Seconded.LordMoose said:
Yes.
Anyway, as has been stated, as long as it is not been taken to far. Such as over obsessing, ignoring real life, or marrying an object.
It's all right, they're meant to be attractive. But don't do anything extreme. Like when that guy in Japan married his DS becouse of a character in a video game.
One more thing to add, humans can find a fictional person attractive becouse we see them as people. If we saw them as blobs of color, we wouldn't.
Well it isn't wrong to find theme sexy because thats what designers try to do. The WRONG thing is falling in love with them when you know its impossible to love them.
If the character looks human enough I don't see the issue. I mean, obviously fixation on it could potentially be worse than fixating on someone real, but its still an issue.
I once knew a girl who was thrown into a depression by her beloved Sephiroth not being able to marry her.
In those instances it gets sick. But obviously no man is going to deny Jessica Rabbit's a babe. Some characters were designed to be perfectly sexy. Nothing wrong with thinking "wow thats pretty hot."
In those instances it gets sick. But obviously no man is going to deny Jessica Rabbit's a babe. Some characters were designed to be perfectly sexy. Nothing wrong with thinking "wow thats pretty hot."
Well, maybe Alyx from Half-Life 2 & it's episodes, she's kinda cute and kicks lots of alien asses.
But no, I haven't felt attracted to any fictional female, ever. They look kinda cute sometimes, but I haven't felt anything for them.
But no, I haven't felt attracted to any fictional female, ever. They look kinda cute sometimes, but I haven't felt anything for them.
