Sexy writing?
Do you ever get attracted to someone online solely from the way they write their stuff?
To me, spamming emoticons and smilies and overexaggerated *actions* don't cut it for me. I need to explain this a bit...
You see, masculine and feminine speech are more discrete in Japanese. Some words and expressions are exclusive to their gender. I find feminine Japanese writing very cute. It doesn't even have to have kaomoji, it's to the point that a girl who uses 'atashi' as their first-person would simply score more.
I follow a few native Japanese girls on Twitter and this is where I found out... Of course, one must exercise precaution that maybe the person behind the account is probably a greasy kimoota, but I would suspect that passing off and typing like a girl takes great detail in comprehending the female mind and thinking pattern and expressing it flawlessly as well, something I don't think many of us could do.
I now know why I haven't realised this for so long. Most eroge are narrated in the third person or from the shujinkou's perspective, but whenever it switches to the heroine's, it gets very interesting, basically the female mind is intriguing to say the least. Does the author really know how a female mind works? It now comes to the subject of good authors, who must express both genders for their characters equally as strong. Most eroge writers are male, and the majority of eroge heroines are superficial anyway...
To me, spamming emoticons and smilies and overexaggerated *actions* don't cut it for me. I need to explain this a bit...
You see, masculine and feminine speech are more discrete in Japanese. Some words and expressions are exclusive to their gender. I find feminine Japanese writing very cute. It doesn't even have to have kaomoji, it's to the point that a girl who uses 'atashi' as their first-person would simply score more.
I follow a few native Japanese girls on Twitter and this is where I found out... Of course, one must exercise precaution that maybe the person behind the account is probably a greasy kimoota, but I would suspect that passing off and typing like a girl takes great detail in comprehending the female mind and thinking pattern and expressing it flawlessly as well, something I don't think many of us could do.
I now know why I haven't realised this for so long. Most eroge are narrated in the third person or from the shujinkou's perspective, but whenever it switches to the heroine's, it gets very interesting, basically the female mind is intriguing to say the least. Does the author really know how a female mind works? It now comes to the subject of good authors, who must express both genders for their characters equally as strong. Most eroge writers are male, and the majority of eroge heroines are superficial anyway...