I wouldn’t really say that. Drunk was a loose word. Shin was tipsy at most but he was conscious of his decisions.
I used the word intoxicated even though I know it wasn’t the most fitting one, I just didn’t really think about it. I know shin was still able to think pretty clearly and that’s what reassures me a bit but he did still say no in the beginning, so I’m at a loss here. But reading it again, I think it’s not that bad. He did say no at first but Jake tried to make him forget about the nasty thing that just happened to him, and it worked, so I guess it’s fine.
i don’t think it was SA in this case specifically but consent was very much a grey area in the first few chapters. i mean, their first sexual encounter in the parking lot was literal coercion after all. people tend to overlook the dubious consent bc shin is a freak and is visibly really into it as the story progresses but it’s still dubious at the end of the day
That’s what I thought too, but I guess it’s not that bad if you look at how their relationship turned out in the latest chaps, they really are freaks but they’re freaks in love and that’s what matters most
I love shutline sm but I’ve been rereading chap 16 (to see the parallel with chap 114) and the fact that Jake still touched Shin after acknowledging the fact that he was intoxicated makes me uncomfortable… is it considered SA?