I am not very knowledgeable and do not understand trendy terms, so I have come to ask! \ What does 'shota' mean? \ What does 'uncle' (perverted uncle) mean? \ What does 'otaku' mean? \ What does 'fujoshi' mean? \ What does 'onee-san' mean?
Thanks a lot! Seriously asking, what is 'chrysanthemum'? (I see many people talking about it, so I also mentioned it, but I don't know what it means. I kind of regret it; if it's an insult, offending someone would be bad!)
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The term 'shota' originated in Japan. The standard 'shota' refers to a 12-year-old short-haired boy from the East. Nowadays, boys around 8~14 years old who are beardless and very cute are generally called shota. Shota can be found in manga, anime, games, or novels, and can also be realistic. Generally, boys who look like boys and fit the traits of 'moe' are classified as shota.
Concept of shota
In a broad sense, the recognized 'shota trait' refers to boys who are young, beardless, and very cute and adorable. In the narrow sense, 'shota' refers to anime characters. Strictly speaking, not only Western boys cannot be called shota, but even real people cannot be called 'shota.' Nowadays, the concepts of shota and shota-obsolete have become widespread, with no clear requirements for age, race, or whether it's anime (hence beast and real-life shota) with beastman appearances; Humanoid appearances that match the "moe" of shota are all classified as shota!
As for those who like these young boys, they can be said to have a "shota complex," i.e., Shota Complex. In Chinese mainland, it's simplified as shotacon, which generally refers to women. In real life, it refers to affection for them, without involving emotions. Adults who are especially caring for and caring for boys are sometimes called shota-con. The English spelling for shota is "shota," and in Japanese, it's "shota" (shota).
Concept of shota
In a broad sense, the recognized 'shota trait' refers to boys who are young, beardless, and very cute and adorable. In the narrow sense, 'shota' refers to anime characters. Strictly speaking, not only Western boys cannot be called shota, but even real people cannot be called 'shota.' Nowadays, the concepts of shota and shota-obsolete have become widespread, with no clear requirements for age, race, or whether it's anime (hence beast and real-life shota) with beastman appearances; Humanoid appearances that match the "moe" of shota are all classified as shota!
As for those who like these young boys, they can be said to have a "shota complex," i.e., Shota Complex. In Chinese mainland, it's simplified as shotacon, which generally refers to women. In real life, it refers to affection for them, without involving emotions. Adults who are especially caring for and caring for boys are sometimes called shota-con. The English spelling for shota is "shota," and in Japanese, it's "shota" (shota).
In Japanese, it is written as “御姉” (おねえ), originally meaning a respectful term for an older sister. It has extended to refer to a type of young woman who is mature in appearance, body, and personality, possessing some of the characteristics of older-age girls or young women (usually aged 20 to 36), and typically taller than 160 cm. Compared to lovers of lolis or shotas, those who prefer older-sister types are often called 'Onee-san lovers'. Additionally, 'Onee-san lovers' may also refer to younger brothers in a brother-sister romantic relationship.
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