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FR
Les mangas SM sont particulièrement hards je trouve. C’est contradictoire de voir ces dessins qui semblent être pour les enfants et les scénarios qui sont de caractères sexuels. Je n’ai jamais lu les mangas sans doute parce que d’abord ça fait longtemps que je ne lis plus de Bandes Dessinées mais aussi parce que le porno ne m’intéresse pas. En effet le porno est fait par des hommes pour les hommes. Ces mangas ne sont pas seulement des livres pornographiques mais bondage pornographique. Pour les japonais “LA SEXUALITE EST LA SEULE MANIERE DE LUTTER CONTRE LES PUISSANCES DE MORT”. Enfin, si les mangas pullulent, c’est que les Japonais partent du principe qu’il ne faut pas censurer les fantasmes, sous peine de passage à l’acte violent dans la vie réelle.
EN
SM mangas are particularly hard I think. This is contradictory to see these drawings that appear to be for children and scenarios that have sex characteristics. I never read the manga probably first because it’s been a long time that I didn’t read Comics but also because porn does not interest me. Indeed porn is made by men for men. These manga are not just books but pornographic pornographic bondage. For Japanese “SEXUALITY IS THE ONLY WAY TO TACKLE THE POWER OF DEATH”. Finally, if manga are everywhere is that the Japanese assume that we should not censor fantasies, otherwise move to the violent act in real life.
SEXUALITY AND OBSESSION
Behind the phenomenon pictures of panties actually hides an extreme poetry. “The Japanese have a sense of chira-chira”. This is the sound of the cherry flower petal flying in the wind. She sways so we see one side then the other, in a flash. The Chira-Chira word evokes the intense emotion felt at the sight of something ephemeral. The look of a young woman who disappears on a street corner, a flash of white cotton panties under a skirt student. Raising hopes the intensity of a hug. “It still turns once around impermanence. Sexuality is the only way to overcome the disappearance to which we are all promised”.
Other obsessions include the hair collection, “symbol of emotions, and therefore taboo”. As for the tentacles invade manga, the explanation is simple: “It is the anxiety associated with the sea, and being submerged, they exorcise.” The young woman abused by the sprawling, sea monster manages to enjoy and thus to overcome. Sexuality is then seen in his magical dimension.
Finally, if manga is what the Japanese assume we should not censor fantasies, otherwise move to the violent act in real life.
Eve Maitresse 