Comment on Does it fit? by DoncellaSuicide

Feb 28, 2014

'Dressed' is used quite loosely here. It's still obscene and objectifying. Some of us don't like seeing it, not to mention, children get on this site and can find it easily as well. It's just a thought for the future. The boys that comment on your pictures can still find them easily enough, even with the mature tag, so there should really be no problem.

HorneyForAnime

Mar 3, 2014

Isn't it the parent's job to make sure that their kids are not looking at sites that are not generated specifically for kids? Before you answer, I might remind you that if your answer is no, then your a bad parent. If you don't know how to control what your kids watch and look at then maybe you should take some parenting classes, cus if you use the excuse "oh I don't have time to be a good parent" like most parents nowdays then maybe you shouldn't be a parent, true and simple.

AoifeElf

Mar 3, 2014

"Isn't it the parent's job to make sure that their kids are not looking at sites that are not generated specifically for kids? Before you answer, I might remind you that if your answer is no, then your a bad parent."

First of all, I'm not a parent, so, no, I can't be a bad one if I'm not one in the first place. Making that assumption again and again throughout your comment is quite the ad hominem.

Second, I'd answer this question with an "It goes both ways." It's the parent's job to watch what their kids are looking at, but kids are curious, and a parent shouldn't be expected to look over their kid's shoulder at all times. If you give the impression that you can't trust your kids, then how will they ever learn? And sometimes when that trust is placed in a kid, kids get into sites that may not be appropriate for them. It's the artist's job to put a mature tag if something they post isn't suitable for all eyes. Besides, this isn't art to begin with, so it doesn't belong here, period. This "artist" is vain enough to post a picture literally of just her bare behind, not taking into account that other, more talented, more worthy artists deserve her place on the popular page. It's that vainity and that attention-seeking attitude that was my main reason for saying something in the first place.

HorneyForAnime

Mar 3, 2014

No, it's because your a stupid little brat that thinks they know everything about everything. First of all her ass isn't bare, she is covered by a thong. Second, by saying that your not a parent, implies that, since your on here running your mouth, your parents are failures because for the simple fact being that, while they aren't looking, you could not be trusted to not look at shit your not supposed to, so therefore, they should be looking over your shoulder constantly seeing as you have broken the trust they placed upon you. No more needs to be said. I know, I actually raised my son the right way.

HorneyForAnime

Mar 3, 2014

no actually it doesn't go both ways. It's your job as a parent to monitor what your kids look at it. Just because your kid got into your stash of dildos or pornos you wouldn't go yell at the people who made the dildos or pornos because you couldn't seem to teach your kid not to be snooping around where they don't belong. It's simple, you should take responsibility for your own actions not blame everyone else why your a failure as a parent. Simple as that.

TessaH2O

Mar 3, 2014

"No, it's because your a stupid little brat that thinks they know everything about everything."

No, sir. It's because some artists want ART on this ART website. Also, this is an ad hominem that doesn't have anything to do with the argument. You seem to like making logical fallacies.

"First of all her ass isn't bare, she is covered by a thong."

"Covered?" "Covered?" As in, just enough to get past the maturity tag requirement. Yeah. Covered... Hilarious.

"Second, by saying that your not a parent, implies that, since your on here running your mouth, your parents are failures because for the simple fact being that, while they aren't looking, you could not be trusted to not look at shit your not supposed to, so therefore, they should be looking over your shoulder constantly seeing as you have broken the trust they placed upon you."

Your logic... Aoife is not a parent nor a child. She’s an adult who can understand that people have different responsibilities at different times. Personally, I can't help but think you're defending this "artist" because she's posting nudes and silly butt-shots. I mean, c'mon. Your username is HorneyForAnime. Good grief.

"I know, I actually raised my son the right way."

You have a son? I'll just leave that topic alone, even though I'm pretty sure a guy with your username should not procreate until he’s much more mature.

"no actually it doesn't go both ways. It's your job as a parent to monitor what your kids look at it."

Yes, it does. It's your job as the parent to make sure your kid isn't looking at bad websites, but it's the artist's job to keep what belongs on Facebook on Facebook. When she does /real/ art, then I'll be okay with it posted on here. But a butt-shot is /not/ art. It's just another attention-seeking method to get boys like you to support her. She's doing a damn good job, unfortunately...

"Just because your kid got into your stash of dildos or pornos you wouldn't go yell at the people who made the dildos or pornos because you couldn't seem to teach your kid not to be snooping around where they don't belong."

But, the difference here is that pornos and dildos aren't art and don't have specific qualifications for being up here. Also, it's your fault for having them in a vulnerable spot in the first place. Your kid is going to be curious. You don't want your nasty pornos and sex toys to be seen, put them someplace where they won't be found.

"It's simple, you should take responsibility for your own actions not blame everyone else why your a failure as a parent."

*You're... Sorry, your grammar is getting on my nerves. And this "artist" can take responsibility to post art and not attention-seeking pictures. Simple as that.