There's a theory that men who are attracted to petite girls are driven by a desire for control, but in reality, many small, cute women possess surprisingly strong wills and aren't easily manipulated by men. These women, using their tiny frames and cuteness as weapons, firmly walk their own paths in life. Meanwhile, men who treat these petite girls like "so adorable" playthings may actually be the ones being toyed with, dancing in the palms of these very girls. As an older man, I can't ignore the tragic irony of these men torn between cold calculation and raw passion. Perhaps I'm acting on their behalf, but by now it's less about noble intentions and more just an extension of business. If petite girls sell, then targeting them is only natural. Lately, though, I've been wondering how the term "Lolita" is filtered on streaming sites—does it show up as ●●-like, Ro●-like, is saying "Ro" safe, is it Ko-Ri-like, rori, Ro-Ri, or even Ro-Re? I've even been told off for "Porori." Since censorship relies purely on keywords, the intended meaning often gets lost. There was a time when words held power, but now a few cropped seconds of video carry far more impact. Times are changing rapidly. Maybe I've drifted off-topic, but this time, the subjects are two petite girls who applied for a photo shoot. Both have strong cores, their eyes devoid of laughter. They're truly strong women. As I completely break them down, I feel both like a truly despicable person and, at the same time, deeply grateful. The fact that such wicked acts have continued this long already feels like a miracle—it's time this came to an end.