Autism is a curse. I've gone through roughly 1100 loli galleries' comments sections from galleries I've read searching for any and all instances of the following loli memes for the past week or so. >Uoh 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Child belly and chest erotic! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 >Damn female brat! 💢💢💢💢💢 Needs rape correction!!! 💢💢💢💢💢💢 >Cute and funny >Cunny I've capped these totaling 67 galleries, as well as separate caps for any comments that caught my eye for whatever reason totaling 79 galleries. The meme caps only include the comments with the memes, they are not the full comment sections of their galleries. Similarly with the non-meme caps, they only contain what caught my interest, and are not the full comment sections of their galleries. I'll dump the memes first. The vast majority of them contain simply the title of the hentai as the filename, with preference towards the English title, while the non-meme ones have original filenames placed before the title. However I want to start with a few of the meme ones that I added extra to the filename. >Advent of Cunny Xood used the word far too much in one translation, which resulted in backlash. He was also just a lazy translator. This was back when the meme had first begun to take off, and was more associated with /tv/ pedos than lolicon. >Aftermath of Cunny Only 5 months later, the same manga received a more proper translation, however, without any cunny. How the tides had changed in such a short time. The majority of comments and upboats being in favor of cunny. After this gallery, as I continued to go back in time, the memes became much more scarce. They hardly show up at all before September 2019. >Ode to Cunny However, then I came across this fucking poem from November 2018. It astonished me. Other than this one outlier, the earliest cute and funny comments I could find were from the middle of 2019. This man was truly ahead of his time. I could have gone through many hundreds more loli galleries I've read, however, I went through a couple hundred consecutive galleries without the meme and decided to stop as I had gone far back enough that it was practically non-present.