Be careful girl you’re gonna get attacked by those weirdos
Always been a spit it out rahter than swallow anyways
I agree with everything you have said here, the it's just fiction excuse is annoying and stupid. Rape and abuse in a manga/webtoon is still wrong, even when it's fictional. People who say these excuses just because it's fiction gives me the ick and I really have no respect for them at all
This is an illegal gay porn manga site. Nobody cares abt ur opinions, read what u wanna read & move on (▰˘◡˘▰)
Sigh, I guess at the end of the day we are all technically partners in crime..
you guys think people disagreeing with pro-censorship views is an "attack"?
every type of fiction, no matter how disturbing, has the right to exist. rule 34 of the internet. we all find some things uncomfortable, best thing to do is click away. let's all be mature enough to click away eg women reading rape stories and having rape fantasies doesn't mean they actually want to be SA'd... you know that, right. RIGHT??
Ofcourse, I click away when I don't like something, when a story is bad or when rape is being used as a writing tool. Whatever, rape is just an example I'm using here. Tbh, you missed the point, no matter the crime, fictional or not has the right to be deemed a crime and be recognised and spoken about as bad. I'm just talking about how some wimps here will just be like "well thats fine becuase its fiction." And simply deny and refuse to except that what is being depicted IS a bad thing.
i agree but no point arguing, these ppl make a 'rape in fiction is bad' post daily just to get likes or start arguments lmao.
Feel free to go through my activity bro, it's been only 5 days since I returned to this site and this whole time I've only talked about a manhwa pls
Do you do realize that they have other genres of manga/webtoons here not just gay right?
ykw im bored so ill entertain u guys
okay, but most ppl who do rants like these r like-baiting or trying to start an arguement
It's also a double standard. You see people gush over positive traits of stories all the time, talking about setting up standards and such. That's a direct affect of reading a fictional story they liked affecting their irl attitude about relationships or situation. But for some reason talking about the bad traits of a story gets everyone talking about how it's just fiction. It's always the people getting turned on by fictional assault that be saying "it's just fiction!"
yes,,,
oh i got blocked....
Liking something in fiction doesn’t mean you support it in real life. Fiction taps into emotion, not literal desire. In stories with SA, it’s often about the fantasy of being wanted so intensely that someone won’t stop, even when pushed away—not about endorsing the act itself. People love horror but don’t want to be hunted down. We enjoy fear, even when it’s rooted in something awful. Hell, people even romanticize killers—Scream, You, Hannibal—and no one thinks they want to be murdered.
This is what I believe like even if it's just fiction if you genuinely get off to rape or incest even if you don't act on it you're a freak show and when was the last time you changed your clothes and took a shower (￣∇￣")
I'm not talking about supporters and stuff. I'm talking about IGNORANCE. and trying to justify evil deeds just beucase it's fiction. Please, don't misunderstand
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I really dislike people who argue and write things off just saying it's "fiction". Fiction inspires reality and reality inspires fiction. I just think it's such a stupid excuse for readers who support insane stories depicting some not so good things, may it be constant rape and abuse, diregarding religion, etc or anything tbh. It's such a weak excuse, just say "hey well, this what we want to read. This is some peoples interest." And I'd be fine with that excuse becuase yes, people are allowed to have their own picks.
But sayings it's fine just because it's fiction is so ridiculous and ignorant. No matter how "fiction" a story is, the phenomena depicted, or what it is based on, remains as real as it is.