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Originally Posted by Amazeroth

There are always people who think that just a naked woman, no matter if transformed into a Bimbo or a guy transformed into a girl, is misogynist.

This is true, but I'll be honest and admit that there often is a misogynistic aspect to the fetish. But it's a fantasy fetish and does not reflect one's attitudes in real life at all.

]The problem is that the people get more and more hypersensitve about normal things like naked woman or naked woman who have fun or woman who turn into Bimbos.

Whether it's Christian conservatives like Mary Whitehouse in the eighties or leftist feminists today, there will always be people looking for reasons to be offended by sexuality. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.

Maybe you have seen it with Emma Watson. This young actress it a feminist. She fight for woman rights. She wear a piece of clothes that let large parts of her chest free to see for everyone and the hypersensitive people start to cry: Who can a person like her a feminist?

Actually, the people that called out Emma Watson were pointing out her hypocrisy in declaring any depiction of women she didn't like or any and all disagreement with her hardline feminist mantra to be misogynistic, while then doing a photoshoot that showed quite a lot of skin. For Ms. Watson, it's wrong when other people do it, but fine when she does it.

And she asked: "What have my breasts to do to be a feminist?"

She wants to have her cake and eat it too. Breasts and females bodies have everything to do with feminism when she wants them to, and nothing when she doesn't.

It's obvious she hasn't thought about it too much. It's just a tool to try to maintain or raise her profile.

And so it is as Artist. It is our decision how we create this fantasy or what we do with them.

The problem is that a feminist will argue that your depiction, despite being obvious fantasy, promotes harmful misogyny in real life. If you ask them how, you're a misogynist.