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So you wanna be raped

i’m ngl, they have every right to complain just as much as you have every right to speak about how much you love this series, so like lol…the idea of downplaying rape simply knowing it carries no narrative weight in this series and won’t affect the plot is incredibly strange imo

Exactly! I don’t wanna yuck anyone’s yams, but let’s not pretend the people who don’t condone rape are the weird ones

The point is that series was never tagged at the beginning as having this type of TWs, and mafia theme is not equal rape, same as toxic/dark series are not equal rape, some readers seem to be brainwashed at this point, and rape added just to be added, without any reflection in the narrative is simply poor writing

Exactly! The sexual assault came out of the blue for everyone and we had no warning of it.

And its happening more often! It’s so hard to find sweet nontoxic Yaoi. Even cherry blossoms after winter has rape scenes.

It’s Russian roulette basically, and I’m left wondering if this “trope” is actually selling? It must be with the number of mangas that have this

Why would you think something like that, are you sick in the head? Who is the same to consume fiction to wish this irl omg

Wanting to read stories involving rape is no different than torture porn my question was completely justified

I don’t understand then why are you here reading this if it makes you uncomfy and you think is so bad? Such hypocrite and inmature way of thinking, but if saying this makes you feel morally superior fine I guess ╮(￣▽￣)╭

Obviously, I didn’t know there was rape in it. But if you want to watch someone be forcefully entered while saying no, to each their own. Just don’t judge people for not wanting to read rape stories, because you’re the weird one for liking it. And yes, it does make me feel morally superior, because rape is immoral.

You feel morally superior for not liking a drawing but wishing this on a real person… ok
In case you don’t have media literacy (which I can tell) Dante did finger him in hopea it will pain him less, hit Gino in a spot he knew Gino will enjoy and even came, Dante wouldn’t do it if he didn’t need to he will die for Gino but her father knew that will break his heart, not justify but if you can’t undertand it better not engage in stories like this one, just let it be and go read something else

Fiction doesn’t affect reality, but you’re literally over here defending rape while talking about “media literacy.” The author could’ve written literally anything else into the story, so yes, my QUESTION was completely justified. You’re defending watching/reading rape. It’s not just words on paper — you literally see the act happening. How is that any different from rape porn? People still understand the harm in that even if it’s “just a scenario.”

And I don’t even care about the story itself at this point. My issue is YOU judging people for being upset that a rape scene was thrown in with no trigger warnings or anything.

“Media literacy” doesn’t change the fact that it was still rape. Explaining the context behind it does not magically make the act consensual.

You just wrote an entire paragraph explaining why a rape scene was actually caring and romantic because he “knew he’d enjoy it.” And you don’t think there’s something wrong with that???

Honestly kid I don’t even care, twist my words all you want the autor owes you absolutely nothing, you are the one that is so prestes and mad about it when you can just not engage, we can have nice feedback but you inmature brats have to cry everytime for things you don’t even like or understand but ok

Sorry, but calling other people brats only shows your level, I've been reading bl for over 20 years now and just to let you know, once author share his work with others/readers, he's taking responsibility for his work, and when the story goes into different direction from what was introduced (even within tags), people can feel disappointed and betrayed, because fiction should be a safe space for everyone, and this is authors responsibility to give a clear information what can be expected in the story as a whole, and yes, many authors show no respect towards their readers, even those who support them on legal platforms, spending money on their work, and stop spreading nonsense that rape is something normal and genre specific, because this is one of the biggest trigger warnings, and noone should be taken by surprise in fiction by such add-in