Why Shotas?

I'll give kudos to anybody who can figure where the quotes in the picture come from. I can't remember the last time I ever made an appropriately controversial piece, but since the ones from before were probably from when I had difficulty conveying my personal thoughts without getting irrational, this could technically count as my first legitimate piece of controversial artwork and, to be honest, I'm actually proud of it. The problem is are people actually going to look at this artwork for its true purpose? I wouldn't be surprised if they won't, since that's how the majority does their daily browsing. Welp, without further ado, let me explain the purpose anyhow.

According to the majority, if not the whole world, shotas are nothing but the following:
-Gross
-Disgusting
-Gay/Homo
-Weak
-Sissy
-Pussy
-Unmanly
-Wussy
-Wimpy
-Yummy
-Sexy
-Trap
-Kawaii

The world and people around it perceive shotas as nothing but objects that others could sexualize, torture, and/or bash and get away with it as if such actions were such a norm. If people are even willing to listen to me, I'd like to ask them "What makes it okay to brutally treat shotas this way? Do they deserve this treatment and why? Because they're unmanly? They have no boobies? They're only born to get f***ed? They're not 'normal'?" It's like shotas are seen as sub-human compared to other types of characters, even more sub-human than anthros. I just don't understand why shotas deserve to be put in such a bad light just because they're different. I've seen and heard people scorn and laugh at the sight of a shota getting hurt, raped, or murdered; according to an acquaintance, somebody even put a "No Boy Drawing Policy" on their front page. The Golden Rule states "Treat others the way you want to be treated", but apparently this doesn't apply to shotas; as how the smart alecks and proudly pretentious might say it, "amirite?"

Hold on a second! The haters aren't the only ones to blame for the shotas' stigma but the lovers as well or, as how I'd rather refer to them as, fetishists. To the individuals who do "like" shotas, does the "love" always have to be in a sexual or perverted sense? This probably adds to the sexual connotation that shotas supposedly possess, making people view them as nothing but. Maybe there are some folks like shotas because of personal preferences that aren't sexual such as myself. But no! No! To the entire world, shotas are just sex toys that people can just easily waste and dispose of like a used napkin. In all honesty, the shota "lovers" are much worse than the shota haters because their maniacal urges always end up upsetting those who genuinely like shotas for who they are and not for what "sexual drives" they provide. It kind of makes me wonder if the "lovers" ever show actual love (you know, maternal or paternal love) to the shotas they encounter, but even if I were to ask them, they'll never respond or just give me the usual "tch".

The Luis Virgils out there will probably tell me to "stop spewing my self-righteous crap" and other folks are going to lash out at me to "cite my sources" or just get all butthurt, but you want to know something? I frankly don't care what other people say about shotas and young boy characters as a whole. I respect shotas as much as the next person and as living beings and not sexual objects and I'm no longer afraid to admit that. Besides, if people won't respect my love for shotas, why should I bother respecting them back? They don't like or respect shotas, that's their problem! Don't make it mine! I'm honestly getting sick and tired of the thought and sight of people openly belittling me just because of this personal preferences. Doing so won't make anybody happy, especially the ones being afflicted. I've officially had enough! The next time I encounter a shota hater or shota "lover", I will not let their snide remarks harm shotas and young boy characters of any kind! To both shota "lovers" and shota haters, shame on you! Better yet, double shame on you! In fact, shame on you for futures to come and all eternity!

Simply stating, please respect shotas; you don't have to like them, but at least appreciate them for who they are in undemeaning and nonsexual ways. In addition, please respect my genuine love for shotas; otherwise, why should I respect people if they won't respect me? Is it that hard and wrong to ask?

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