Dood. It's yaoi manga. Get over it. It's supposed to show being a slave to pleasure as an underlying meaning.
Put your social justice warrior persona back in the box and just enjoy the art and effort the mangakas put in to make these. Are you a slave? Your parents? Your grandparents? Have you seen slavery in modern day, other than the capitalist kind and third world countries? No? Get over it. Live your life in the now, not the past.
Ffs, this is entertainment and nowhere near real.
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Before you say anything, I'm light skin. It shouldn't matter what race I am since everyone touts equality all the time, but because I disagree with the popular opinion people are gonna assume sh*t.
I don't care what race you are or whether or not you disagree with me about how disturbing the tone of the story was.. The only issue I have is how people immediately like to put down other people's opinion based on nonsense like sjw or liberal, etc. Am I all of sudden not allowed to feel anyway about race because it offends you or something? Just because I wasn't a slave doesn't mean I don't see how it affected my family. It wasn't that long ago that the women in my family couldn't even vote.. so yes I think it was disturbing what that has to do with whether the art is "good" I don't know..
And wtf does slave to underlying pleasure have to do with it. They took the concept of slavery (and rape) without acknowledging how creepy the tone was like "hee hee, thanks for saving me from being raped or killed pweez show me what a bad god I've been (≧∀≦)" While also using comic relief like "oh he's just a new slave and doesn't know to obey us my bad". I found that disturbing, kindly disagree and move on but don't try to invalidate my opinion, that's not how opinions work
Bruh, I stopped caring as soon as posted that, get on with your life already lol
what the fuck was that first story? I couldn't even finish it... usually if I disagree with the morality of a story I just give 1 star and leave but I have to question the first story. As a black person all I could see was the parallels to slavery and I found it extremely disturbing how they were treating it and the way the characters were acting within it