If Airi doesn't straight up murder glasses she's a cuck.
Also wow is Airi realizing she has an actual romantic interest in her precious victim? Can't wait to wait half a year to find out
I think it pushes the idea of common decency. Like people who say BDSM is sex when in actuality it is sex abuse and not something to be championed,
Counterpoint: it's not real sex unless you use a machete
but something which should be addressed professional by mental health professional (and I'm not talking about fuzzy handcuffs and tickler feathers). I don't understand, are there no lines of decency which must not be shown as okay? As stuff like physically forcing insect into someone else's body until the vomit on themselves okay?
I mean Airi's actions aren't really praise worthy here. I think even the people who find the story interesting and even people who get turned on be this situation are aware that Airi's actions are at minimum bordering on abuse. In real life this situation is absolutely a traumatizing one. Speaking from experience doing stuff without properly discussed consent and limits is literally how you give someone ptsd
I am by far not a prude, but causing physical or mental pain to another and treating it as though it is the norm, is at the least irresponsible, and the worst....there are not words to describe. Does anyone worry that someone reading these types of stories here may encourage them to treat other women similarly possibly causing physical or mental trauma? I think this is far different than the shooting and violent video games, though I do not advocate rape scenes in video games. Maybe I am much too nice for the world these days. Humanists are archaic now?
You're allowed to not like things, you're allowed to feel sick seeing stuff like this. Being nice is a wonderful attribute, there's no such thing as being too nice for the world. That said there's only so much you can do and you should probably avoid media like this in the future. It will always exist, at most all you can affect is how available it is.
As for violence against women being normalized, that is an issue. There are absolutely both men and women who use bdsm being more common as a way to abuse their partners. I think more mainstream porn is the more responsible party there, and also not something you'll have much luck changing. At the end of the day the most meaningful solution to abuse is going to be working towards people having the material means to leave it, emotional support when they do so, and the knowledge to recognize what things are abusive. That last one I guess is a battle you could fight here, but again I don't think many of us are saying Airi isn't at abusive
As for physical and mental pain causing trauma. Like yeah it can, but in the context of someone you love doing it to you and you enduring it knowingly, with the ability to say stop, for them, it can just be the most wonderful thing and the most connected to someone I've been. Getting pushed down and clawed until I bleed has been wonderful for helping me deal with the actual trauma of a partner that never physically hurt me. You don't have to like it, but know that it has value for others
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