Hi, anon.

We debated a long time if we were going to reply to your message, or just delete it.

Here’s the thing. We agree with almost everything you said in your message accept for this:

“i don’t care what is done in fiction as long as the characters are adults.”

It’s already clear that you’re not harassing people, or trying to police anyone, so we were thinking we would just delete the message and leave it at that.

But I’m sorry. I have to point out your cognitive dissonance here.

You write eroguro. 

You know that hurting characters doesn’t hurt real people.

You know that sexualizing abuse and violence in fiction doesn’t make you become a violent abuser in real life.

What isn’t clicking about writing underage characters in fiction?

You know that hurting fictional characters doesn’t hurt real people. That doesn’t change if the fictional character is underage.

You know that sexualizing abuse and violence doesn’t make you become a violent abuser in real life. That doesn’t change if the character is underage.

Maybe I am misinterpreting you, and you just mean that you don’t want to read about characters in fiction who are not adults. But that’s not what your message sounds like. Please let me know if I’m wrong here.

You are absolutely within your rights to draw your personal boundaries anywhere you like.

I really hope you are saying “I write eroguro but I don’t like to write about minors”, and not “I write eroguro but I think that writing about underage characters means you are an abuser in real life.”