I don't want to be a part of your idiotic cliques. I wasn't asking for fanart, adoration, or anything similar. If I have, I honestly don't remember it. There are other things that can be used to illustrate the difference, but nothing is so defining like artwork. Actions are much louder than words, making the creation and gift of a piece of art potentially one of the more moving demonstrations of a person's regard for someone else - positively or negatively as the case may be.
Pictures have a very great impact even beyond the mental connection between artist and subject.
When people look at a picture, it will often strike the idea that whatever is going on in the picture is actually happening to the subject. A drawing of Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup doing the 5-digit fidget with each other may imply that sexual activity is part of the each character's personality. If those who oppose the public display of ppgorn don't believe the idea themselves, they sometimes fear that someone else might. They do have some basis to be concerned with this since the common non-smut artwork will often show the girls giving affection to certain fans or whatever, then the following feedback usually supports and reinforces the idea. These simple comments will spawn ideas about fan devotion and character acceptance that quickly becomes accepted as fact.