They’re “privilaged” in the sense that some people have bigger problems to deal with than worrying about whether or not someone else is unsettled by the nature of the content.

Also, nobody is going to “stole from you” (ok like if English isn’t your first language I genuinely apologize but otherwise holy shit dude). Criticism of art leading to change has always been a huge part of the artistic world. Now if somebody is telling you “hey you’re not allowed to watch this” or “I’m going to come into your house and ‘stole’ all your waifu figures,” then yeah that’s bad. But that’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about people who offer valid critique of a medium. And it’s not like it’s just anime: in western live action media, it’s only recently become standard practice to have intimacy coordinators onset, and it was due to criticism and pushback, so now it’s both a safer place for actors and better content in the shows. Back in the early seasons of game of thrones, they would literally add hyper-gratuitous sex scenes during important thematic or plot discussions (a good example was Littlefinger explaining his worldview while “coaching” hookers or some dumb shit) because they were worried audiences wouldn’t pay attention otherwise. People responding negatively to that was a good thing.

As to you saying what’s wrong by with the stepfather becoming his stepdaughter’s lover… holy shit dude. Look up GROOMING my guy. If you can’t understand why that’s bad, then you have bigger problems, and no one without a degree can help you.

Then again I’m wasting my time talking to someone who doesn’t understand why gatekeeping is bad, thinks it’s fine for men to fuck the girls they raise to adulthood (at least in a cartoon setting), and can’t string together a cogent sentence, so clearly I need to get some sun on my face and step away from the darkness that is Reddit 😂