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> Yes, but sometimes a Lolita is just a Lolita.
> It's obviously a hot sexual fetish. Some people are
> into leather and others want to dress up like a
> "little girl" and let daddy make them feel good.
Um no. Both my daughters are kind of into this anime/cuteness thing, though certainly not to the point of dressing up and parading around in public. (Though my older daughter, who graduated from college last year, still carries around a pretty cool battery-powered Sailor Moon sonic power-wand, or whatever they call that plastic doodad, in her car)
The younger daughter even subjects me to mp3s of J-pop when we go out driving.
You're being misled by the word "Lolita" - in this context it's almost surely an Engrish usage, like "I hate myself and I want to die" (see:
http://www.engrish-store.com/ihamyandiwat.html
) Anyway I guarantee you this Japanese dress-up thing's a thousand times more about wanting sometimes not to be grown up, playing as little kids instead, than about pandering to some sweaty old male's nasty fetish.
Yours WDK - WKiernan at ij.net