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How would you want stories to handle dark and disturbing topics? [Answer]
Mioro 10 days
Most people who say they hate those themes are talking the romanticized type tbh. I agree with you that when its done as an actual traumatizing event that causes ptsd it can be great as a plot point. Its rlly disappointing when I read stories where the person is raped by a third party and the authors exploit as smut and just makes the character h......   reply
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How would you want stories to handle dark and disturbing topics? [Answer]
_choocky 10 days
Idc （￣へ￣） i just read what i like and turn my brain off. Its not meant to be taken seriously whether its romanticising it or not. If i think the story was too dark for me, ill stop reading easy peasy ╮(￣▽￣)╭ im here to enjoy whatever the hell this site offer not trying to act like a rightous person lmao   reply
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Me_for_ president 10 days
It’s not that people don’t want topics like rape and abuse to be talked about it’s more like nine times out of 10. It’s always romanticized or glazed over. It might just be fictional, but people go through this in real life. I don’t think people‘s trauma needs to be glorified and romanticized or to be treated as a fetish. A lot of you h......   reply
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How would you want stories to handle dark and disturbing topics? [Answer]
Tinfoil 10 days
When the author has warnings and explicitly mentions what's going to happen isn't consensual that's a step in the right direction But i seriously hate when they act as if the victim wants it and are playing "hard to get" that trope annoys me so much!! I feel like abuse in stories can be read in-between the lines too, for example in the book "smal......   reply
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How would you want stories to handle dark and disturbing topics? [Answer]
A_very_bored_Humanoid 10 days
I feel a lot of people don’t understand Tatsuki Fujimoto’s way of writing traumatized characters. But for me the way his characters cope with the shitty things that happen to them feels so unapologetically real. I remember reading Goodbye Eri and so many people in the comments didn’t get the ending which made me frustrated. Because I think it......   1 reply
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How would you want stories to handle dark and disturbing topics? [Answer]
Screamqueen 10 days
Cuz most if not all of those stories u see people outright disliking it romanticize that kind of stuff that's why they hate on it I'm pretty sure almost everyone agrees with u, ur not a bad person for stating the obvious -_-   reply
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Truecoo 5 days
I don’t like when a story handholds me through topics. Frankly, I feel insulted when they feel the need to constantly explain things. However, I recognize that because of my background I understand these topics at a deeper level than the average reader, thus they probably need the ‘this bad thing is happening because of this and why what happen......   reply
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How would you want stories to handle dark and disturbing topics? [Answer]
Bubbles 10 days
Just look at the classic novel lolita crazy disturbing themes in my opinion (not read yet) no matter how you twist it but alot of people praise how well it's written and the story that it tells. Great writing doesn't shy away from these topics it makes us think about them in new and interesting ways or helps us see the issue from another perspect......   2 reply
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How would you want stories to handle dark and disturbing topics? [Answer]
SherluckHorse 10 days
I'm fine with both ways tbh. As long as I know what I'll be getting from the first 10 chapters alone, then I don't really bat an eye. What bothers me more are the audience and how they handle the piece of media. An example would be the edgy overglazers. Like no John, the story aint interesting just because it covers dark topics. You're only calling......   reply
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toteieo 10 days
I understand why people outright dislike themes involving rape and abuse, since they’re often romanticized. Personally, I can’t say I’m okay with it either — but if the topic is used to address trauma in a way that’s necessary to the story, then I acknowledge it and see it as part of the plot, but i will never brush it off. Whether it’s......   reply
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