18+ DLC is almost always intended, at least in part, to be titillating. Originally posted by ｡・𝓑𝓲𝓷𝓷𝔂・゜:Not your cup of tea ≠ not art, it's just a type of art that doesn't appeal to you. I'm used to games where there's at least a movie's worth of emotional/relationship development before any intimacy, if it even occurs at all, so it definitely threw me off at first, but I've just come to accept that Blush Blush is a very different animal, no pun intended.
I think something to keep in mind (this was brought up to me and I think it's a very good point) is that Blush Blush is aimed equally, possibly more so, at gay and bi men, and male sexuality tends to be a lot more visual and less emotion-based. The proportions are pretty exaggerated on some of them, even for anime, and while I tend to be more forgiving when it comes to depictions of breasts just because there is such a huge scope of size variance in real life, the upper limits of that are a lot less down south, so for me it really straddled the squick line.
That being said, I can see why this style and portrayal may not appeal to everyone, myself included to some extent. Not your cup of tea ≠ not art, it's just a type of art that doesn't appeal to you.
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