CATDOLL: French reporter: Lolita culture makes Japanese people frigid

Lolita has developed into a subculture in Japan, used to refer to cute and adorable little girls, or things related to them, and has become increasingly mature. Recently, French journalist Dora said that "Lolita culture has led to sexual indifference among Japanese people."

Q: In Japan, let alone passionate love, sexually cold couples are common.

Dora: I think one of the main reasons why Japanese couples are sexually apathetic is that virtual culture is too developed. Due to the lack of communication with others in reality, they develop a fear of real women.

Q: But some men may have desires for women other than their wives (laughs). But even though the couple doesn’t have sex, they can still live together…

Dora: As a French person, I really can't understand this phenomenon (laughs). After all, sexual indifference is an inevitable reason for divorce. In addition, the French don't think much about "I put up with other things for the sake of my family." Perhaps it's not just France, but the whole of Europe that has similar ideas.

It's not just sex, the Japanese don't have enough physical contact. Japan is a country with a highly developed sexual culture, and the culture of shunga has a long history, and there seem to be love hotels everywhere, but there is very little physical contact such as kissing between couples, which I find incredible.

Q: French people still sing praises of love even when they are in their 40s or 50s, but the Japanese will never do that. It may be rude to say this, but as they age, Japanese love "deteriorates".

Dora: Is it because Japan is a male-dominated society with a deep-rooted loli culture? In Europe, women in their 40s are still attractive. I have mentioned this in some of my works (laughs). It is said that as people age, their experience and taste will improve, and they will become more able to enjoy life.

But the Japanese put a lot of pressure on themselves and others. I hope you can enjoy life a little more and not be bound by a single value. Just "get a good job, get married at a certain age, have children, and start a family"... this cannot cover life. I hope everyone can freely choose their lifestyle and live an upright life.

In this regard, many Japanese netizens commented: "In fact, I think that the Japanese prefer JK culture rather than Lolita culture..." "When they reach their 40s, do Japanese people still have any charm?" "Huh? Aren't Lolita fans cracked down on in Japan?" So what do you think about this issue?

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