Sorry I think I accidentally thumbs down n can’t change it but I completely agree with u
Well it depends by how one defines “romanticizing”. Many female authors who write for a female audience and include stories about rape often draw from their own traumatic experiences. Writing about it allows them to reclaim control through the power of narrative. Similarly, women who read and appreciate these stories find it part of their healing process. I know this firsthand because I am one of them.
While this approach might seem counterintuitive or even preposterous to some, especially other victims, healing is a deeply personal journey that cannot be universally dictated. If you are repulsed by these tropes, it's best to avoid them and resist the urge to "fix" a system that isn't broken. Remember, this is fiction, and it was not created for a younger audience. Readers must take responsibility for their own mental health.
So publishing stories about men being raped every single chapter is healing to you ?
Girl bye ☠
Lol you are speaking from a position of privilege that’s why you will never understand. Haha stfu you sheltered semi-illiterate child.
Privilege????? Because i don't want to normalize people getting raped ????? You're right , you don't need my opinion , you need a psychiatrist .. get help girl!
As I’ve already pointed out, individuals from positions of privilege are utterly clueless about this approach (like yourself). Read more studies about this instead of remaining so blatantly ignorant. They (You) also have no business dabbling in the realms of reading and watching fiction, if you’re like this. Honestly, who’s “normalizing” this? You’re reading a webtoon, for crying out loud. Get a grip. Fiction has always tackled taboo issues, offering a safe space for those who have suffered to find a semblance of control in relatable scenarios or simply to be entertained. It’s not about normalizing anything; it’s about exploring the human condition in all its messy complexity. So, before you spout off, maybe try to understand the purpose of fiction beyond your narrow perspective.
t(-_-t )
This it the last time I am gonna respond to you because talking to you is like talking to a brick wall , but I am extremely fascinated by the way your tiny little brain functions to excuse such crazy behavior, you're talking like a pethetic twink with a r*pe fantasy and i would really recommend therapy , and another thing , is it really ever THIS SERIOUS???? ☠ , Like i know well enough that it's fiction and i act accordingly, but you're speaking like you live to read this weak plot r*pe stories, the only way that i would accept a r*pe ark in a story is when it's really important and meaningful, and the mc is supposed to have trauma and try to recover from it plus the r*pist has to be the villain no ??? But these BL MCs be getting r*ped left and right and then they end up living happily ever after with their R*PISTS LIKE WHAT IS THE PURPOSE!!!! And excuse any writing mistakes english is my second language
Sigh…Didn't you ask why these tropes are “normalized”? I explained they aren’t necessarily normalized but exist for a reason. And now, you call me the one with a “tiny little brain” when you can’t even recall your own question?
I gave you a thoughtful response, and you counter with, “So publishing stories about men being raped every single chapter is healing to you? Girl bye ☠.” Seriously? After I offered a concise explanation of why these tropes exist, that’s your brilliant reply? And now you accuse me of overreacting?
It’s classic behaviour of someone who picked up trendy internet jargon like “normalize” or “therapy” without actually grasping their meanings.
Why do manga authors love romantasizing rape so much ?????