Well, the author themselves draw in a way that is "sexually appealing".
I always find curious how people here would advocate for "stopping romantization of rape" while reading idk, "painter of the night" where it clearly sexualizes rape even if it does not romantizes it (as far as I read).
Being said that, I really would rather skip parts like that, and at the end, I don't know what to think about this whole issue, in one hand people are free to enjoy all kind of legal adult content, in the other hand, we should question why we like what we like and where that liking comes from, there is grown people who enjoy rape rp as well, that is okay, but when it comes to media, art or entertaining is it not? I don't know, I certainly have complex feeling about it, is it even okay or necessary to show explicit rape scenarios?
Sorry for babbler so much.
i get what your saying, but this is fiction. literally nothing about this and many other forced-sex-based stories that are popular here is realistic. i myself cant relate or reflect anything from these stories to real life. i guess thats why it doesn't have the same meaning or impact a real news about rape would have, cuz people just detach themselves from realworld when reading these fetish mangas (and don't tell me most of them aren't about fetish, specially yaoi kind)
but thats okay. there are billions of poeple on this damn planet so of coarse not everyone shares the same taste. artists back in the day used to get killed or imprisoned for their art or piece of fiction exactly for this reason. there are always some who will find it repulsive and some who will like it. we're just reduced to internet arguments now. thats it.
Honestly im concerned seeing comments like "the rape scene was hot" or "its only fictional"- its still a rape scene and that's kinda weird that actually someone finds it attractive imo