You say the first paragraph is if I don't agree with the idea that you shouldn't have sex with people who are considerably dumber than you. It's generally a little icky if you have sex with someone who is mentally deficient.
You can't really solve the problem of isekai protagonist not being able to have sex. But when you can't have sex, it doesn't give free license to have sex with children.
The thing that makes pedophilia wrong isn't the body types- its the inherent mental advantage and power you have over others with it, alongside the potential harm it can do to a person's growth. I will admit that it's diminished by him being in a child's body that has no authority over her. But it's still not right. I posit that yes, he shouldn't have sex with someone until he's an adult, and that Roxy is a far better match for his true age than the children he would perv on.
You don't have to fuck. It's great and good for your mental, but it's not more valuable than not being a pedophile.
I acknowledge the crudeness helps attract attention to the series, but it still does not make it right.
I will be a "mouth breather", as you say, and posit that the problem isn't his perversion, but the series inability to fully grasp the wrongness of it, and acknowledge that. You don't need some fairy tale with a moral, but it is troubling when it doesn't seem like the creators would have a problem with an adult passing as a kid having sex with kids.
Yeah enjoying the show really does require being slow boiled on garbage anime, like the old tale about the frog and a boiling pot that isn't true.
It's very gross! It also felt like a perfect summation of who he was as a person, though I'm sure that wasn't the intended message that's a creators sought to portray. He nearly held back like he should have and wanted to avoid doing so because he feared she was making a mistake, which she was!
I'm curious why you feel that way. I absolutely adored the ending of the first season- felt like a perfectly human misunderstanding between Rudy and the princess.
The cringe barrier is definitely hard for me to get through. There's a lot of good anime with very dumb moments that I struggle to move forward in.
During HisWattson's 14 hour stream on the first day of competitive, he and his team were duplicating armors a lot at the start. By beating a team, killing the dogs and spiders nearby, and then crafting the evo once or twice, they could guarantee a red evo that would then get duped.
You dive off the map, teammate grabs that evo and then dives off map, then both of you get respawned with red evos and even duplicate items (sans attachments, of course).
They actually got dove by a pred team from last season doing this, but since everyone on the team had red evos, HisWattson's squad beat them. It was actually pretty funny, if a little bonkers.
And since this season incentivizes placing over kills by a significant margin, this isn't a braindead strategy, though it requires your teammates cooperating and your squad's speediness in getting that higher level EVO.
Wikis like Fandom typically make it easy/easier to create and edit pages. Wiki editors are rare and you want to make it as easy for them to latch onto helping and volunteering as is possible.
Maybe a fediverse option isn't needed (though the below comment's point about having a central account would make it easier for a lot of users), but having a convenient and easy way to create a wiki for your favorite fandom, without using Fandom would go a long way toward breaking Fandom's hold over the entertainment sections of the internet.
I was using an 8bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth controller on PC. I don't know why the right stick didn't control the camera, if it is supposed to actually work correctly. I guess I must have pressed the wrong button or something. Guess I'll never know now 🤷
I'm just bad at racing games in the first place, so not being able to move my camera with right joystick really messed with my head.
I'll have to check out Earthless. I've been in the mood for single player games recently.
Plex is better at looking up show names, has an easier UI to set up more complicated stuff like hardware acceleration, has better clients across a variety of platforms... the only reason I'm using Jellyfin over Plex at this point is because I anticipate Plex shitting the bed. If you're on Plex, there's no reason to swap from it, and honestly if you're comparing the two as a newbie, Plex is still a much easier option.