The recent McDonalds ad is making me question why people lewd wholesome things...Posted on: 10/03/23 05:10AM
McDonalds of Japan recently had an animated ad posted on twitter that went viral, which you can view here:
post #9053737. While it went viral in the west for completely stupid culture war reasons I'd rather not get into............ overall it became popular globally because of the wholesome, happy, warm vibes. Just look at that happy family. I hope I can have a cute family like
that.Of course, because rule 34 is eternal and ever consuming, the ad's characters were not spared from such a grim fate.
While some of the art is admittedly sexy....... I feel like I've had a moment of clarity where I've snapped out of this .....hypnotized pornographic daze, and realized all of this
shit is just a mindlessly depraved perversion that we've all become accustomed and desensitized too. Not counting the people who are unironically terminal coomers and need to see everything lewded immediately .......are the more regular weeb folk all just going along with this
just because? Not even feeling like we should take a step back? We have so much porn of slutty and thicc bratty characters who actually deserve lewding, but do we why lewd characters that are wholesome and completely innocent?
In the end, nothing I can say will ever change this. I have also learned long ago that you cannot change most people's minds on certain things. I also realize that isn't a big deal, and there are bigger issues people should focus on. Hell, there are
MUCH worse examples of what you can lewd. People lewd Bluey.
Motherfucking Bluey. (Bluey is a cartoon about a cute family of talking dogs, and it's one of the most wholesome cartoons I've ever seen. Now that honestly makes me a little upset.....)
That said.... I do feel like maybe I'm onto something. Maybe it wouldn't hurt for everyone, not just the people reading this post, but for anyone who consumes weeb content, to look deep inside themselves and ask questions why lewding of wholesome things has become so commonplace and accepted.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.