#🎀 Fairy Kei history

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Fairy Kei: Pohádka plná pastelů

Jak se zrodila pohádka v pastelových barvách 🎀✨ Fairy Kei je nejen módní styl. Je to také nostalgická časová kapsle. Přenese vás do světa jednorožců, kreslených postaviček a bezstarostného dětství. Jak se tento pastelový sen zrodil a jak si získal srdce lidí po celém světě? Připoutejte se, vyrážíme na cestu časem! ⏳🌈 Počátky Fairy Kei: Pastelové osmdesátky jsou zpět! 🦄 Začněme tam, kde to…

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Angry, loud, and wrong. See what happens when you get your info from tiktok/bare minimum research. I'm guessing you Googled a tiny lil bit and found this and decided to run with it

Congratulations, you've become influenced by Humbert the pedophile. I personally don't know why you were so eager to align with the mentality of a child molester to give yourself the grace to call coquettes dad/daughter kinksters who utilize lingerie and kids property to entertain males, but you clearly have an ahistorical anti coquette agenda to push and are more than happy to use misinformation to spread that agenda. Lucky for you I love correcting people who are wrong/liars!! 💗🎀

Nymphet got its start from the fashion and personality of csa victim Dolores Haze (1997). The 50s aesthetic coupled with the spirited but tragic life of Dolores is what inspired OG nymphet wardrobes, not modern pornography.

Alongside the growing interest in nymphet retro fashion their were also many pop culture moments that became associated with the aesthetic and helped it grow, with Lana del Rey and Marina Diamondis being really big players in the community. With Lana specifically her romanticism of country Americana, New York Americana, 50s Americana, Florida Americana, and California Americana, along with her glamorization of sex, drugs, and rock and roll influenced the way the community styled themselves and lived their life.

It's also a VERY big misconception that Larme Magazine/Girly Kei/J fashion played a part in the shaping of nymphet and has any effect on coquette today. The reason that that misinformation keeps getting spread is because a few Larme articles were actually inspired by Retro Americana, much like how nymphets were inspired by Retro Americana. But coquettes do not look into girly kei for inspo

And honestly, the magazine itself has a better grasp on the American Lolita archetype than you do anon. It says it right there!! "Lazy, selfish, and charming". That's the lifestyle of coquette!! Coquette from its Nymphet origins has been about RECLAIMING and CELEBRATING girlhood. We take tragic figures like Dolores Haze, Lana del Reys persona, the girls from The Vigin Suicide, religious figures, and Marilyn Monroe and imagery like reading, eating, partying, vintage fashion, hanging out with friends and listening to music, and reflect that onto ourselves and our childhood and how we grew up and how that relates to our style and our community.

Our community isn't perfect, we do have girls who have been groomed, we have girls who have crushes on their teachers, we have girls who do drugs, we have girls who have tons of sex, we have girls who lewd childhood, we have girls who sell adult content, we have girls who romantize Lolita, and we have girls who do preform for the male gaze, being a girl is messy and annoying and wild and we can be destructive and ditzy. But, we also have girls who are hyper critical of Lolita, we have girls who hate men, we have lesbian girls, we have girls who don't listen to Lana, we have girls who don't wear Americana, we have girls who police the tag to keep out smut, we have girls who are anti kink, and we have girls who protect younger girls regularly. You can also find that stuff in the J Fashion communities you mentioned.

Fairy kei girls can be huge kinksters. Girly Kei girls can be invested in the male gaze. EG Lolitas can be into DDLG. But the worst of those communities does not affect the whole.

You're lying to yourself and spreading misinformation by telling others that our community sprang up from porn and lingerie and kid items and kink and males. There's people on both sides (j fashion girls here and coquettes in their own tag) who have been speaking about the other side but literally just drop it. Learn the history. Listen to older members. Listen to old girly kei magazines. And let it go.

i hate when coquettes tag kawaii and jfashion tags

yall know ur aesthetic community came from the movie adaptations of Lolita, right? u know the inspiration for the aesthetic is "precocious young girl" and thats what the word coquette means... right? like ur aware that the reason lana del ray and lingerie and childrens toys are so associated is bc its based on ddlg fantasies?

im not gonna shame anyone for their kinks or aesthetic inspiration! but please for the love of fuck keep that out of egl, fairy kei, girly kei, kawaii etc tags!! u have ur own!! especially egl its literally ab hyperfemininity away from the male gaze which is the opposite of coquette/nymphette!!

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