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Rok11 days ago
@Rok miss me with the Dragonball z slander the huge lip guys are aliens and an actual genie. There are normal black characters in a world where everyone is ambiguously Asian and dinosaurs still exist.
Funnily enough I think you're incorrectly assuming I read your previous comments. No. That one comment sounded really bad all on it's own, re-read it.
I do agree that continuing this seems to be pointless because to me, it seems like you are still ignoring obviously intended implications just so you can say only the racist and and offensive depictions are black people while simultaneously saying you wouldn't notice a black person if they weren't a racist stereotype
Funnily enough I think you're incorrectly assuming I read your previous comments. No. That one comment sounded really bad all on it's own, re-read it.
I do agree that continuing this seems to be pointless because to me, it seems like you are still ignoring obviously intended implications just so you can say only the racist and and offensive depictions are black people while simultaneously saying you wouldn't notice a black person if they weren't a racist stereotype
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@Ja-y JTBD For the usual representation in manhwa, they don't have to explicity say "ameri...
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Rok11 days ago
@Rok first and foremost it sounds really bad for you if the only times you've identified characters as black is when it was racist.
Next. In my time of reading manwha for more than 3 years, I've seen several black character (I don't know how many because I don't count my black people). Some with affros some with straight hair. Main thing all of the time they are drawn to fit the art style of the story.
Real people don't actually have single point noses, but they do in manwha because it's easier and prettier the less details there are in someone's face. The only time to add more detail is for a joke, dramatic effect or to make someone older/uglier except for the occasional distinctive detail like scars (which normally ended up fading away).
In most manwha I've read, they don't mention specific real life race at all. This is just commonly how the genre functions. There's no Asians, there's people from the empire, there's no Americans, there's blue eyed, blonde haired people from a foreign nation, there's no black people, there's darker skinned people of the desert. Basically everyone is drawn from the same basic style with superficial differences
You're purposely ignoring the obviously intended implications and somehow, according to your comment, only acknowledging someone as black "where it's pretty racist". You've got to understand how bad that sounds. I'm not calling you racist but that sounds like someone with internalised racism, and yes black people can get that, I had that when I was a teenager.
Also, don't bring culture into this because that doesn't actually support your point unless you go with the surface level, one-note view of ignorance common in racists.
On a more serious note.
Next. In my time of reading manwha for more than 3 years, I've seen several black character (I don't know how many because I don't count my black people). Some with affros some with straight hair. Main thing all of the time they are drawn to fit the art style of the story.
Real people don't actually have single point noses, but they do in manwha because it's easier and prettier the less details there are in someone's face. The only time to add more detail is for a joke, dramatic effect or to make someone older/uglier except for the occasional distinctive detail like scars (which normally ended up fading away).
In most manwha I've read, they don't mention specific real life race at all. This is just commonly how the genre functions. There's no Asians, there's people from the empire, there's no Americans, there's blue eyed, blonde haired people from a foreign nation, there's no black people, there's darker skinned people of the desert. Basically everyone is drawn from the same basic style with superficial differences
You're purposely ignoring the obviously intended implications and somehow, according to your comment, only acknowledging someone as black "where it's pretty racist". You've got to understand how bad that sounds. I'm not calling you racist but that sounds like someone with internalised racism, and yes black people can get that, I had that when I was a teenager.
Also, don't bring culture into this because that doesn't actually support your point unless you go with the surface level, one-note view of ignorance common in racists.
On a more serious note.
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Rok12 days ago
@Rok there's a solid chance I'm going to regret making this comment a month from now.
Honestly I don't think his appearance is that bad, for a fictional story of this genre. I'm black, me and my sister have relatively pale skin and have had both straight and curly hair, both of my brothers have also had straight hair, it wasn't that hard to do. I've also had blonde hair and my siblings have thinner noses than me. Both my parents are black immigrants, that shouldn't matter but I'm adding it just case someone hits some bs like saying "you're not black enough"
I dislike the fetishism of black men that this genre seems to enjoy but what you're describing are stereotypes that not all black men have; you putting them in a box of only being allowed to have certain features might also be harmful.
I'm not going to read the rest of this story cause I personally didn't like it or the comments but if he is black, you saying he can't be because he doesn't fit your personal views of black people is also terrible in a similar but opposing way
As a tangent you can also complain about the lady having no nose, being pale as paper and having the body of a model despite being an average tutor, etc. There's a whole host of bs beauty standards to complain about that this genre really loves using despite being caustic if applied to real life
Honestly I don't think his appearance is that bad, for a fictional story of this genre. I'm black, me and my sister have relatively pale skin and have had both straight and curly hair, both of my brothers have also had straight hair, it wasn't that hard to do. I've also had blonde hair and my siblings have thinner noses than me. Both my parents are black immigrants, that shouldn't matter but I'm adding it just case someone hits some bs like saying "you're not black enough"
I dislike the fetishism of black men that this genre seems to enjoy but what you're describing are stereotypes that not all black men have; you putting them in a box of only being allowed to have certain features might also be harmful.
I'm not going to read the rest of this story cause I personally didn't like it or the comments but if he is black, you saying he can't be because he doesn't fit your personal views of black people is also terrible in a similar but opposing way
As a tangent you can also complain about the lady having no nose, being pale as paper and having the body of a model despite being an average tutor, etc. There's a whole host of bs beauty standards to complain about that this genre really loves using despite being caustic if applied to real life
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@The real robin Idk what other people have written, but idk how you interpreted my commen...
I don't think that'd be legally binding anymore and even if it was that'd be up for a court to decide, there'd be long term case and shed end up losing money
This was a good chapter 0
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Hex3 months ago
@Hex What's the other one?
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That's the second time today I've read a manhua with chapters wanting to cure hair loss, it's not a ...
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Raya3 months ago
@Raya nah, I'm convinced the blonde girl is or fl's sister
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Why is Janica blind now?
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NANI TF5 months ago
@NANI TF I'm pretty sure the main character, a future duchess, has a higher status than the blonde girl, an orphan without a fiancé living with her half sister.
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@Ja-y JTBD what? Talk proper English...
Vague and ambiguous answers is actually worse than outright rejection. Flat waited several years and he was still considering telling her no. That's such ass**** entitled behaviour
Well that escalated quickly
Re-reading this, I think I understand what original litia meant. She knew the decision new litia would have to make after finding out the truth. That'd both be harder to deal with the crown Prince and she'd likely choose the option of litia doesn't want
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Zilydya0976 months ago
@Zilydya097 probably that hooded guy with her on charity 89
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Any idea who is Killian
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Honestly, I appreciate that she has a normal crush on a pretty guy instead of the normal of wanting him only because her sister has him
Honestly, giving your kids to an orphanage is better than staying to death together
He was almost perfect.
That's almost worse than just being good, cause that one negative will always be apparent
That's almost worse than just being good, cause that one negative will always be apparent
I appreciate that everyone in dedd's family understands how bad he is
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deleted user8 months ago
@deleted user also, please don't keep this going. It's been a month. I really don't want more notifications for strangers obsessed with me but I don't know how to delete my comments
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