First of all you can say rape not grape people say the most craziest of sentences so do not censor the word secondly you need to read better bl unless you’re one of those people who like that….
^I think it's better to use the word "grape" when referring to the word "rape" in unserious contexts. Constant use of the actual word will normalize it's usage and desensitize people from taking it seriously.
^I think it's better to use the word "grape" when referring to the word "rape" in unserious contexts. Constant use of the actual word will normalize it's usage and desensitize people from taking it seriously. Watcher
thank you for saying that I’ve never thought of it that way /srs
^I think it's better to use the word "grape" when referring to the word "rape" in unserious contexts. Constant use of the actual word will normalize it's usage and desensitize people from taking it seriously. Watcher
people shouldn't be referring to rape in unserious contexts. rape is always a serious topic.
people shouldn't be referring to rape in unserious contexts. rape is always a serious topic. ilovecats
when I read that comment below me I remembered that there’s memes using rape as a joke such as the meme audio that was popular a while ago on tiktok of a guy saying he didn’t wanna go to jail since he’d be a word rhyming with grape (raped)
And I was also thinking of my own country where I’d see some people joking how they’re gonna touch their friend or when they feel jokingly harassed they’d say they feel like they’re being raped or so on
I didn’t wanna rant like how I’m doing now and say what you did since I think there might be few victims who use humor to cope with SA/rape (?)Either way the ones making the jokes online most of the time don’t seem to have a inkling of how horrifying it is… of course that’s not everyone I’m sure there are victims who joke around to help themselves but it’s complicated if everyone thinks it’s okay to do that even while not being victims of SA or rape…
If I sound preachy please ignore me or if I make no sense ☠
I’m no saint I think I laughed at things I shouldn’t have so I don’t wanna be a hypocrite but I think that rape culture exists in every country and even with the simplest thing as a harmless rape joke still shows how us as a society still haven’t progressed much from the past. Again I think it’s quite dumb for me to type this much but even on an illegal site like this I think we need to further educate ourselves (meaning those who aren’t victims should be sensitive and careful with such a topic and not dismiss it because they’re only joking)
thank you for saying that I’ve never thought of it that way /srs Read_lotmorv
Thank you too for considering my opinion <3 I just believe that there is a real psychological influence on society when there is a constant desensitization of a word or topic.
^I think it's better to use the word "grape" when referring to the word "rape" in unserious contexts. Constant use of the actual word will normalize it's usage and desensitize people from taking it seriously. Watcher
there is no need to censor the word rape. call it what it is. rape. not grape. censoring the word rape dilutes the meaning of the word. there is no unserious, nicer, or less harsh word for rape. rape is always serious. rape is violent, brutal, mentally and physically damaging, gives people life long trauma. It is torture. people should use the word rape when they are taking about rape. it should be normalized. rape needs to be talked about.
@ilovecats ^There is a term called "Non-con" which is somewhat of a euphemism for the word 'rape', but strictly as used as a genre tag in pornography (e.g. BL manhwas).
So there is obviously a nuance when you're talking between a dark sexual fantasy trope in fiction vs an actual rape case.
I'm not saying we should definitely censor the word, but we can't stop the sex genre version of it from existing, even if you tried to ban it, so the best we can do is make a distinction between them. So that we don't lump the two together as if they were both equal in dialogue.
Rape needs to be talked about, but the platform in which you choose to talk about it also matters, for instance, this is a porn site. It's going to be difficult to have a meaningful dialogue about rape in a place where the stories that include them almost always have a happy ending.
Normalizing the use of the word 'rape' for less important conversations (again like in porn, or inevitably if the word is used in memes), it will make people too comfortable with that word.
But anyway, it's still up to you how you'll choose to address it. What matters is that your real-life perception of rape as a topic is not desensitized to the point of apathy or indifference towards it.
Helloo, im so bored rn can anyone recommend me anything with a unique plot not cliche stories. Any genre is chill as long as its unique (..) Thank you in advancesnsn ( *´・ω)/(;д; )
Omfg why are almost all the bl im reading have grapesjdjsjnssn
First of all you can say rape not grape people say the most craziest of sentences so do not censor the word
secondly you need to read better bl unless you’re one of those people who like that….
^I think it's better to use the word "grape" when referring to the word "rape" in unserious contexts. Constant use of the actual word will normalize it's usage and desensitize people from taking it seriously.
Is this ragebait
thank you for saying that I’ve never thought of it that way /srs
people shouldn't be referring to rape in unserious contexts. rape is always a serious topic.
when I read that comment below me I remembered that there’s memes using rape as a joke such as the meme audio that was popular a while ago on tiktok of a guy saying he didn’t wanna go to jail since he’d be a word rhyming with grape (raped)
And I was also thinking of my own country where I’d see some people joking how they’re gonna touch their friend or when they feel jokingly harassed they’d say they feel like they’re being raped or so on
I didn’t wanna rant like how I’m doing now and say what you did since I think there might be few victims who use humor to cope with SA/rape (?)Either way the ones making the jokes online most of the time don’t seem to have a inkling of how horrifying it is… of course that’s not everyone I’m sure there are victims who joke around to help themselves but it’s complicated if everyone thinks it’s okay to do that even while not being victims of SA or rape…
If I sound preachy please ignore me or if I make no sense ☠
I’m no saint I think I laughed at things I shouldn’t have so I don’t wanna be a hypocrite but I think that rape culture exists in every country and even with the simplest thing as a harmless rape joke still shows how us as a society still haven’t progressed much from the past. Again I think it’s quite dumb for me to type this much but even on an illegal site like this I think we need to further educate ourselves (meaning those who aren’t victims should be sensitive and careful with such a topic and not dismiss it because they’re only joking)
Thank you too for considering my opinion <3 I just believe that there is a real psychological influence on society when there is a constant desensitization of a word or topic.
there is no need to censor the word rape. call it what it is. rape. not grape. censoring the word rape dilutes the meaning of the word. there is no unserious, nicer, or less harsh word for rape. rape is always serious. rape is violent, brutal, mentally and physically damaging, gives people life long trauma. It is torture. people should use the word rape when they are taking about rape. it should be normalized. rape needs to be talked about.
@ilovecats
^There is a term called "Non-con" which is somewhat of a euphemism for the word 'rape', but strictly as used as a genre tag in pornography (e.g. BL manhwas).
So there is obviously a nuance when you're talking between a dark sexual fantasy trope in fiction vs an actual rape case.
I'm not saying we should definitely censor the word, but we can't stop the sex genre version of it from existing, even if you tried to ban it, so the best we can do is make a distinction between them. So that we don't lump the two together as if they were both equal in dialogue.
Rape needs to be talked about, but the platform in which you choose to talk about it also matters, for instance, this is a porn site. It's going to be difficult to have a meaningful dialogue about rape in a place where the stories that include them almost always have a happy ending.
Normalizing the use of the word 'rape' for less important conversations (again like in porn, or inevitably if the word is used in memes), it will make people too comfortable with that word.
But anyway, it's still up to you how you'll choose to address it. What matters is that your real-life perception of rape as a topic is not desensitized to the point of apathy or indifference towards it.
use tag search?? lists?? there are so many stories without it atp ur actively seeking it out to have something to complain about