Why is loli so taboo?

Answer 1

The taboo surrounding lolicon, or "loli," stems from its depiction of underage characters in sexualized or inappropriate situations. This is considered morally and ethically wrong due to the potential harm it can cause to real children by normalizing or even promoting pedophilic tendencies. Additionally, it often violates laws regarding child pornography and exploitation. As a result, loli is widely condemned and censored in many societies to protect the well-being of children and uphold legal standards.

Answer 2

Loli (or lolicon) is taboo because it is animated pornography featuring girls between 12 and 16. It is basically another word for animated child pornography. Where loli *usually* does not involve real children, it is not sexual turn on that most people feel should be encouraged, especially when considering that the real act is illegal and a form of abuse. The topic of child pornography in general, fantasy or not, is overall a taboo.