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In the Marine Corps we called those women Susie Rotten Cr0tch! LOL... Oh,,,ya,,,and at bars we use to play smiles. You Marines on here know what that is...LOL. I would lose every time. It's much easier when you're already 3 sheets.

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Axis of Eeevil

Japan is a country where various forms of schoolgirl worship/fascination/fandom ranges from cutesy panty-peeks in the Otaku culture's "roritu" (japanization of 'lolita') manga comics, to outright pedophilia fantasy prostitution (and who knows what else). Sexual abuse and pedo-crimes are rampant, but fairly out in the open, where in Europe and the US (both of which have a higher rape crimerate *reported*) it is a dark underbelly of society that is there but not as "out there".

Fascination with pubescent and teenage girls is all but sanctioned by the government and society, and girl's and women's obsession with being seen as an idealistically very young girl has kept it in the forefront of fashion and societal sexuality ideals. Where else can you buy used girls panties from vending machines? (SFW)

Girls who have C-cup or larger breasts in Jr. High can expect to be put on local and even national TV, and shown while they go to fitness class, jogging around the field, going swimming, etc., with "bajoom, bajoom" sound fx played along with slo-mo cap--and that's on the JP equivalent of the "Today Show".

Japanese businessmen regularly cop feels on the subway and bus systems from girls 12-18, with little societal pressure to restrain themselves, as long as they are discreet and don't "hurt" girls (i.e. deflower them). This tidbit from a friend who lived there for two years. Much the opposite, girls are seen as troublemakers if they complain, because men are 'under a lot of pressure' and 'just can't help themselves', besides, the general feeling is that no-one is hurt, and most girls have to go through it, so why are they making trouble? Do they think they are special and deserve special treatment? That's a very selfish way to act! etc. ...That's how it goes, generally.

Charges of rape are dealt with very harshly--for girls, if the proof is not irrefutable, for the men if they are truly caught with their pants down--JP is even considering the death penalty for convicted pedophiles...the usual social about-face when a weakness or shameful aspect is exposed and made public--harsh atonement is the usual prescription. A court appearance is seen as shaming to the girl's family, and a police report is most likely lost or filed away forever within a week of reporting. There is a whole segment of society emerging that is made up of friends and family (esp. parents) of girls who have been abused, raped or otherwise molested, who tried to have justice served, and been screwed by the justice system. A failed case often forces the family to be made social outcasts--which in JP means you lose your job, friendly acquaintances ignore you, neighbors ask you to move to a different neighborhood, and schools transfer the student away to save face--because they sought justice for a crime committed. Rocking the boat of status quo is really not taken well in Japanese society, unless you can expose it without shaming society, authority, community or family...which is just about impossible.

Japan is an incredibly sexist society, and it also has the highest suicide rate, I believe, in the world. That may be just for men in their 40's to 50's, I don't remember from the article I read. Young school-age boys and men sucide rate are skyrocketing, though I know that. Seems there's a connection there somewhere.

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birdie_in_Texas

sounds like a place I do not need to ever visit...from the looks of it, I would not fit anywhere in the country anyways..

birdie>japan

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RedForman

Maybe there's just a corporate logo on her panties and she's just meeting a legal obligation...

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