>>3483010On the one hand, it is characteristics such as their almost perfect beauty, their extreme innocence (or naivety), the way their personalities vary from shy and serious to cheerful and carefree (passing through many other points), and a general attitude that irradiates cuteness that makes me fall in love with them and want to treasure them like one who treasures a poem or a work of art. For me, a shota is like a delicate flower that irradiates beauty, but whose fragility forces you to appreciate if from a safe distance because even the slightest careless touch could wither it. They're like small puppies that run and play freely, but must be supervised to prevent anything or anyone from hurting them. They're little angels who live happily in the clear sky while mortals like us can only observe them from afar.
And then there's the other side. A dark side, which almost seems to have been intentionally created to contrast the desire to preserve beauty, which longs to see those little souls succumb to their most carnal desires and be consumed by their own lust. A desire to see their innocence fade as they explore their bodies and discover sensations they have never experienced before, to see their minds lose themselves in the midst of a pleasure they are unable to describe but only want more of. It is a dark desire to corrupt such pure beings, to reduce them to my level and replace their innocent games with carnal pleasures, to want to deflower their immaculate bodies and make them surrender to their most basic instincts.
A horrible desire that clashes with the desire to protect them described above and creates mixed feelings. A demon who wants to corrupt little angels, and yet does not dare to do it himself, for destroying such beauty is too great a sin even for him. A demon who chooses to make the angels the ones to corrupt themselves while he encourages them from afar and enjoys the spectacle. Those are the feelings that shotas produce on me.
