1: The term "loli" comes from Lolita, the 1955 bestselling novel by Russian-American writer Vladimir Nabokov. It tells the story of a university professor who falls in love with a twelve-year-old girl. The novel was adapted into the film Lolita, in which the girl is portrayed as fifteen. Since then, anyone with traits resembling the female lead has been called a "Lolita" or a "loli," hence the term "loli."
There is no precise definition of what traits make someone a "loli." In the ACG world, which refers to anime, comics, and games, the common definition is simply a cute little girl. A preference described as "an old man falling in love with a little girl" is called "Lolicon," or a Lolita complex. The Japanese use of "Lolicon" actually covers a broader range than the original definition. Lolicon = Lolita + complex: this compound term was coined by the Japanese. And...
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