/jp/ - Otaku Culture

One day in the Year of the Fox came a time remembered well
When the strong young men of the rising Sun heard the tolling of the great black bell
One day in the Year of the Fox when the bell began to ring
Meant the time had come for the one to go to the Temple of the King!

>What a tragedy, you wake up in the Monster Girl Quest world
>The good part is, you encountered the only monster girl worth marrying there, Tamamo and she took you
>1 week after living with her, she hacks into your phone
"I found a lot of female muscle "hore" in your device, anon. Hore, hore, so I started to work out to get the body you like so much. Look at my bicep! It is getting bigger, don't you think?"

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>>17285497
It was just on /d/ because it got booted from /tg/. Now it's just being deleted entirely.

I was mainly hoping for tips on writing loli

>>15650226
Anon was later captured and kept as a rape slave.

This served as a warning to all Kitsune desirers, you have to work your way up to the powerful ones....

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>>14910224
What secrets does the Tamamo ball contain?

Come have a go if you think you're hard enough!

>>13677220
JM draws loli just the way I like them. Well, actually, at that point I don't really think it's fit to call them loli. More like just tiny yet still 'womanly' proportioned.

I like tiny, tight girls like Tamamo, so long as they aren't 'actual' children, IE they have the mentality and mental development of a young child.

>>13354741
I have to wonder, does loli in that context mean they maintain an actual child's body? Like, are they completely flat like a carpenter's level with no tits, ass, hips, thighs, etc?
Or are they more like Tamamo was where despite being a tiny fluffy, she still had gentle swelling in all the right places?

I like flat girls, tiny girls, big girls, chubby girls, fat girls, girls with big tits; I like every body shape.

Though if I had to give a favorite, it'd be pear-shaped. Really nice hips and ass with a modest chest.

>>12957620
That, or relying on your waifu and MAMONOMANA to do it for you.

>>12918554
Best five seconds of my life.

Would totally do it.

>>12918562
As much as I hate kids, you're incorrect. Through assurance that their caretakers will be there for them, children develop self-esteem and self-confidence in knowing they have support.

It's been demonstrated in several studies that kids who have parents who practice parenting styles such as what you describe often have self-esteem issues and other personality problems.

>>12896329
oppai loli is pretty bad.

It's all about keeping everything in proportion.