/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10570984
While I enjoy wearing lolita without any lustful thoughts, I love feeling like a living doll while wearing the fashion. I fantasize about serving my husband while waring it daily. The historical inspirations of the fashion only adds to this : as it wouldn't feel the same being a subservient wife wearing pastel vomit sweet, than in victorian-inspired classic.

For me, there i nothing "unapologetically feminist" about wearing lolita. Do you really thing that taking up space with your petti, while looking like a doll has anything to do with feminism? Why do you think that victorian feminists criticized the crinoline, and invented practical garments like bloomers?
Any time I see any of you there, or on social media, do the most ridiculous mental gymnastics to pretend that wearing lolita is feminist, I can't help but laugh of you. You would probably stop complain about your eating disorders and various mental illnesses if you decided to embrace feminity completely, and not only its empty appearance.

>>9960610