A friendly reminder [...]

[...] to everyone enjoying (or not) this story, try suspension of disbelief. Yes, people who read this and enjoy this probably don't approve rape in real life, and accusing them of doing so is as bad as rape's portrayal in most of bl stories, not only this one.

Fiction is a beautiful thing and it can make you explore and take an insight in the mind of the author/their characters and let you feel things that you may have never experienced before. They can be beautiful, such as falling in love, or terrible, as this topic. Fiction moves you, in one way or another.

In this story, rape is rationalised in a way that makes sense following the character's psyche, but the author (nor the people defending the story) never said that rape should be always rationalised. This comment section is a fucking warzone and it has to stop, because nobody will be listening to the other point of view as long as the verbal gunshots keep being fired.