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>>19823837
That sounds like a challenge.

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>>19772022
>What exactly exudes from a murderous person that turns off monster girls?
Unknown, but it wouldn't surprise me if they can sense that kind of sadism just as they can sense things related to love and lust. It could be more like they sense a lack of love in a person compared to somebody who only opposes monsters because they believe them to be evil and such.

>What are their reactions like to the guy?
All we know that is universal is that they hate such men. More justice-oriented ones might try to capture him to take him to that Hell prison, or they might just kill him if he presented an immediate threat. Others might just try to avoid such a man.

>What if the guy has murderous thoughts, but never acted on them?
He's probably seen as redeemable then.

>How do they see self defense?
That seems to vary with the monster, some seem more willing to get very violent very quickly in self defense compared to others. For instance dragons are implied to regularly kill any human who tries to slay them, black harpies are outright noted to behave like monsters from the previous age if someone attacks their family, etc.

>How do they see self defense if the guy goes a little far? (e.g. decapitating the attacker and sticking his head on a stick)
Sticking his head on a stick kind of goes beyond self defense. They would certainly find it distasteful, though I don't think it would necessarily qualify as "scum beyond redemption."

>How do monster girls see self harm? Whether by enjoyment, depression, or as personal punishment for mistakes?
They'd probably see it as a sign of mental illness that should be cured with superhuman pleasure. Grelia's Sabbath for instance is noted to treat patients with mental as well as physical woes.

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