[ SECRET POST #6630 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6630 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not that it would EVER matter to CLAMP, but Tomoyo and Sakura are also related to each other. (Their mothers were close cousins. And if Tomoyo's mom had had her way I'm guessing they would have been kissing cousins.)

[(Anonymous)]

Don't take this as me defending it, but isn't that more normalized in Japan? Or the view that cousins are biologically far apart enough to not be a big deal?

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It's more like, crushing between girls is considered almost an innocent rite of passage and a phase in Japanese culture. Something you eventually grow out of once you mature. (And yes before you ask, it's rooted in sexism because it's infantilising women and queer women in particular with regards to their agency. Homosexuality between men is more 'real' and therefore more taboo.)
Though this attitude is much more rare nowadays compared to say, 30 years ago. New generations understand homosexuality (and genetics) much better.

So if you see it from that 'innocent' lens, sure, kissing cousins? Nbd. But I wouldn't say it's normalised.