Is tentacle hentai overrated?

Hentai, a work of art made in Japan. But there is one particular genre of hentai that differs from the others. Tentacle hentai. Now some of you may be saying, "What's the matter with tentacle hentai?" What's wrong with it? To my surprise, this throwaway joke was met with legitimate curiosity both online and off. Different people have different fetishes. But why tentacle hentai? Before I can answer these complex questions, it’s important to know the origins of this hyperspecific subgenre. Perhaps the earliest known instance of tentacle hentai comes from 'shunga', or Japanese erotic woodblock carving. Fast-forward a few hundred years. Tentacle porn has persisted, though until pretty recently it remained primarily popular in Japan. Tentacle porn in its current incarnation has something for everyone—as long as they're, you know, into tentacles. There's the animated kind, called tentai (a portmanteau of tentacle and hentai, or Japanese erotic manga) (I mean, in Hokusai's woodblock the octopuses can talk…but yeah, point taken.) About 10 percent of the population has a fetish, and that being into something unconventional doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you. So that's the long, fascinating history of tentacle porn. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to meet with my comrades.

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