/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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How do you feel Anon?
Are you okay?
Do you ever feel...Like you're hiding something?
Hiding something, that you wish you didn't have to? Something you wish you could share?
Something you want to just blurt out, just so somebody can hear?
That's okay Anon, we all feel that way sometimes. You know, it's not healthy to suppress your emotions like that. Why don't you step into my confessional, and let it all out. You'll feel better. And don't mind the rustling sound- I'm sure it's just the wind.

Relationship dynamics (maledom vs femdom vs other):
https://strawpoll.com/polls/ajnENwGmkgW

Forbidden fetishes:
https://strawpoll.com/polls/6QnM7dAwVZe

Since we've been talking about writefags. There was this story way back. I think it might have come from MGU, but it's definitely dated by current standards. I'll describe some stand out things to the best of my ability, but I'm sure I'll have butchered many details. I found it interesting.
>world seemed semi-modern
>there are radios playing pop songs by monstergirls
>but this is also still a world with sword and sorcery and paladins
>story follows a paladin
>there's no open Order vs. Mamono conflict here however
>in this case it's humans trying to integrate mamono and curtail their rapey tendencies (but not in the gay AO3 fashion)
>it's clear the monsters are the ones culturally dominating in a sort of "railroad has come to town" way
>monsters called human women "hugirls" as a way to subvert human/human relationships as the standard
>beast mamono were adapting into more domestic subspecies i.e. werewolves into something like kobolds
I don't remember where it was going. I think both the Fallen God and Sabbath equivalents were up to something. Main character felt more like a beat cop who was out of his element. This must've been a decade ago though. I'm curious if it holds up.