Meh, it's kind of too obscure to be called rape. There was no sign of resistance or her saying stop or anything. And especially the way she said 'I came' and "i'm sorry" after it gave me the impression it wasn't rape.
O.k. thanks for reply. I misinterpreted the "I'm sorry" for guilt/remorse after committing an act without expressed permission. I shouldn't worry too much into such details in a work of fiction (alt-history)... Although this does bring up an interesting topic over when to fret over such things in manga... Kinda like where are the fuzzy boundaries for T-16 and M-18+. It gets difficult when artwork isn't "NSFW" but the text/subject matter is NSFW.
No that's the thing. It was the girl being pleased that said sorry. I was confused as well but since the 'I'm-' gets cut off, I assume it's her as well, and she's just moaning in between. Though now that I go back once again I start doubting it even more. Kind of unclear in this situation tbh.
And yeah, rape is often dealt with so casually in manga, I always just take into consideration what the artist's main goal was, or what their interpretation of it in that situation probably was. It often just doesn't work if you deal and percieve 'rape' in manga as seriously as in real life, since often there's no emotional depth to it in the manga, it's just overly simplified, there's no traumatic emotional disability to deal with afterwords etc. and tbh I don't think the artist often means for it to carry that weight that it so does in real life. I mean lots of people fantasize about getting 'raped' and get turned on, our fantasy can get fucked up. But in that situation all I said before applies. It's a fantasy without all the weight, all the damage and trauma that normally accompanies it.
Idk why I'm saying this at this point, I think I kind of derailed there, my bad.
And yeah, it's kind of hard to draw a line, especially with Japan's rules of sensoring