As we commented previously, Hatelabo: Anonymous Diary is a website where Japanese netizens can write their thoughts and leave them posted anonymously to see the reaction of people on the Internet. Although it may seem like a silly idea, it's actually a way to publish texts without fear of being criticized or, worse, being displayed on social media as a screenshot.

However, many of the things people post on this site often become trends because they often criticize what is popular at the moment. Recently, the publication of what is inferred to be a woman became a trend because she criticized, like many other women in the past, the proliferation of huge female breasts in the anime industry.

His statement wrote:

• When I see breasts moving up and down, left and right, up and down, left and right, I can't enjoy anime/games because the feeling of 'pain' takes precedence over 'cute'. When a woman lets her breasts move freely without a bra, a pain similar to stubbing a little toe runs through both breasts and hurts to the point where she can't move.
• I know they'll say that real life shouldn't be confused with fiction, but if an anime/game constantly showed a boy with an incessant erection, wouldn't you start to feel uncomfortable and not pay attention to the story? There must be “empathy for pain,” as when people observe another person getting hurt (whether people or animals), and their brains react in a way that they feel pain too. I expected men to be capable of this.
• I'm not saying there's anything good or bad about a pair of huge, bouncing boobs, and that's not what this is about... The title is a hook for people to read the text, but it's ridiculous for you to give your opinion on this or that after reading only the title.

And of course, his words did not go unnoticed in the comment forums:

• «Let weak men die. How much longer will these complaints about sexualization continue?».
• «Why does seeing this excite men? Are they monkeys in constant heat?».
• «No healthy man gets turned on by seeing a pair of jiggling breasts on screen. I suppose only those who have little respect for women and aren't very manly are the ones who get turned on by this and are potential sexual aggressors.».
• «It is discrimination that female nipples cannot be shown on television when male nipples are allowed.».
• «Following that logic, would a girl get turned on if she saw some swinging testicles?».
• «The reality is that it really hurts when breasts move like that, so I'm not thrilled to see it. That's a good point, although I wouldn't feel pain if I saw testicles bouncing.».
• «It's so obvious that skull-sized breasts are totally unrealistic, so I don't understand why the complaint».
• «So women don't want to see a man stop? I thought that scene from Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru was popular because of that».
• «Why compare breasts and testicles? When it comes to balls, they are directly compared to the pussy.».
• «In other words, there is no point in criticizing something that is attractive to men but disgusting to women.».
• «Most animators are men, they make them draw breasts to motivate them during work».

Source: Yaraon!