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Same thing happened in my family. My mother was resilient enough to not become useless, but she always had a deep mortification towards sex and sexuality for a while when I was a kid. I internalized a lot of shame about sexuality because of it, even though we weren't religious or anything. It was one reason I loved anime so much: it showed me how sexiness could be a fun and beautiful thing and what a society that was not puritanical could look like. Of course that doesn't make me hate lolicon at all. The more lolis there are the fewer real kids have to take a hit. And it is morally wrong to censor any form of fictional representation.
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