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01_104 days ago(+2)

Yes, it’s a fantasy game, but the difference is that femdom and sissy humiliation are just kinks, while racism is a very real issue with real world harm. Fictional content can include all kinds of extreme elements, but that doesn’t mean everything belongs everywhere.

Raceplay is fundamentally different because it reinforces real world prejudices. It’s one thing to enjoy a humiliation kink, but when that kink specifically involves degrading people based on race, it stops being "just fiction" and crosses into something much worse.

And about "looking into myself and why I got triggered", recognizing when something is harmful isn’t being "triggered", it’s just having basic awareness. Maybe you should take a moment to look into yourself and ask why you think accepting racism as "just part of the kink" is normal.

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seanaga3 days ago(-1)

So, you think that putting a someone over another someone based on race is racism, but sissification, femdom, and a big bunch of etc. kinks, which are essentially putting a someone over another someone based on literally any kind of arbitrary characteristics, are fine? Yeah, you should definitely look into yourself or you won't live in peace.

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01_103 days ago(+2)

I see what you're trying to say, but there's a huge difference between individual characteristics and race. Sissification, femdom, and other kinks focus on personal traits, submissiveness, masculinity, power dynamics, but they don’t target an entire racial group as inferior or superior.

Raceplay, on the other hand, isn’t just about an individual preference, it reinforces real world stereotypes that have been used to justify discrimination and oppression. That’s why it’s not the same. One is a personal kink, the other is tied to systemic harm that affects entire groups of people.

Also, I only brought this up because the creator specifically invited feedback on harmful content, otherwise, I wouldn’t have bothered. I’m just offering feedback because the creator invited it, and yet you keep telling me to “look into myself”, as if I’m personally affected or suffering. I’m not, I'm just pointing out something I feel doesn’t belong in the game.

Telling me I’m “triggered” or needing to look into myself doesn’t address the point I’m making, it just avoids it.

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