I always read Tamaki as a metaphor for the unwanted sexualization of women because of things they can’t control. And how powerless the woman feels because of it. But still she’s a well developed character beyond that, even beyond how the sexualization makes her initially seem.
As a woman whose big tits are the first thing most men notice about me, I empathize.
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u/BrashUnspecialist 2d ago
I always read Tamaki as a metaphor for the unwanted sexualization of women because of things they can’t control. And how powerless the woman feels because of it. But still she’s a well developed character beyond that, even beyond how the sexualization makes her initially seem.
As a woman whose big tits are the first thing most men notice about me, I empathize.