I don’t know know how wide-spread it is, but some Japanese women …

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Comment on Shonen Maid Shota Crossdressing Cafe by Detailoid:

I don’t know know how wide-spread it is, but some Japanese women are afraid of men, and I imagine that may be a part of the appeal, that this is truly fiction, and that the nerds can lust away as much as they desire since it’s all just make believe anyway, and has no chance of crossing into potentially dangerous territory.

I remember some documentary about those all-female theatre groups in Japan some decade ago, the actresses who permanently got assigned to be male role actresses got tons and tons of female fans, tons of roses and other gifts from them, without it ever being considered gay. The female fans were attracted to them not because they were female (their female-female co-actresses barely got any gifts in comparison from girls), but because of their male persona, and that in some cases being seen as better than real men (the stereotype of ‘dreamy’ men vs real men, that is). “Harmless”, “pure” and “healthy” crushes.

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  Durrr… Was supposed to be a comment to the article, and not your post… It even showed up at the end of the page. My apologies. (I should have pressed CTRL+F5 instead of only the latter)

• Shonen Maid Shota Crossdressing Cafe:
  

  DAMMIT! The headline was promising and I was hoping it was a guy maid cafe ;_; You crushed my dreams, crushed them so hard… Oh well, does this mean there’s a chance one of those ‘butler’ (the correct term would be valet, dammit!) cafes are gonna have some female butler events? i.e. temporarily bringing in some female staff to do the butlering… :-3

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