I have to agree with this. I had a SA experience with my ex, and since then these rapey comics have been comforting, because they either recover their relationships, get away, or find a better man, none of which happened to me. I just suffered, so seeing these and seeing the characters not suffer ( and I am not talking about Killing Stalking here) ...... reply
I hate how a large portion of ukes are literally the same. We originally had the cliche of weak femboi ukes who might as well be shoujo leads(reason why I barely read shoujo anymore) Now to combat that creators started putting muscles onto their characters but now it’s become another cliche of muscley ukes who are just that- muscley. With nothing...... 2 reply
something else i’d like to add—
when a male lead does something nonconsensually to a female lead, people go absolutely BONKERS. (ofc there’s those people who don’t care either way, but u get my point)
but when it’s two guys, it’s okay? no one bats an eye.
it just reminds me of those people who say “men can’t be raped” and it’s ...... 1 reply
something to point out here is that the rapey vibe does appeal to a lot of readers, which you can tell because there's a lot of it not just in m/m stuff but also in f/m stuff. it's not that deep, many ppl just enjoy the fantasy of passivity and helplessness, of being relieved of all responsibility for the things they want. reading about it is a way...... reply
