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So you saw both men and women reading "pornography" on the trains? I guess we probably have a different definition of what is pornography.
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I don't need to describe waht I am seeing as pornography or actually take photos of the relevant reading materials, do I!
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Mostly none of the above...they are following a story.
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I heard it was art from a lot of Japanese that admired Manga.
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I am curious why you were concerned about adults reading stories about adult and sexual situations. The books are designed for an adult audience.
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In the middle of a crowded train with full exposure.
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Are there a lot of magazines with naked men in Australia?
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Half naked most of the time.
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There aren't here in America. Playgirl went out of business years ago. What some are mistaking for "porno mags" like Friday are not much different from British tabloids with Page 6 girls. It isn't pornography. There is no depiction of sex acts.
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Totally agree with naked or half naked women/girls as not being pornography, but no, the Japanese books I am describing, and I'm not sure if they are termed "etchy manga" as you quoted, or something else, is definitely pornography to my eyes. So much so, that when I vist my local Japanese restaurant a few times a week, we have to pull my son away from the bookshelves that adorn the walls with such reading material.
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What could be offensive about a love hotel?
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Absolutely nothing and I find them rather romantic
