The problem comes when the author choose to introduce a character that one way or another brings those implications front and center in such a way that they become impossible to ignore.
I have to strongly agree with this.
The first arc of the story has allowed the audience to build a certain amount of trust in Mimika. The issue of sex in her relationship with Yuzumori has been touched upon, but so far only just that.
The introduction of Ririha feels very much like a test of the audience's trust. There are hints of the story directly engaging the issue of sex soon, but I don't want to bank on them too much.
Opening the eyes of us, dumb readers, that this is an horrible manga subliminally promoting pedophilia and that it should be removed from here, that we all should write angry mails to Yawaspi and getting the author behind bars?
None of "us" are advocating any of this.
Nobody has claimed this work promotes pedophilia. If you look closely, many of our comments are analyzing the ways in which the story implies sex with children is a Very Bad Thing.
None of us are condemning Ejima Eri. Some of us are fascinated by and even grateful for a story exploring pedophilia in a way no other work in the genre has.
You probably don't believe me when I tell you, but we enjoy following this series. We want to see where it goes.
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