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You can, of course, substantiate this. Because I'd really like something other than some rando yelling "it's this way! always".NOPE - COMMON mistake
NTR is NOT the term for all of that
EXACTLY that's the reason for all misunderstandings
NTR is ONLY ONLY ONLY netorare by definition!!!!
Just because players use it the wrong way does not make this beeing something more
you can search for it, and you will always just get NTR = Netorare -> nothing else
I cant say USA is a place for bad persons, just because Union of Social Asholes -> U.S.A (sorry for that words, but you see what i mean? NTR is by definition ONLY netorare, in coincidence there are similar words, but that doesn't make them part of NTR though
This is:
- insulting
- a non-sequitur
Just tried that. The first definition is "Nothing To Report".EDIT:
Just try yourself and search for "definition of NTR" - you will always get the same result: NTR = notorare - no mentioning anything else, or more than that. (ok, you might find something else if you search long enough, but still you then have to ask, if that site is right). Not everything which is written somewhere has to be the truth XD. Believe me (i got friends who studied japanese culture) NTR is only netorare.
Found this link:
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Which has this interesting phrase:
Factoring netori into the equation, some people came up with not one, but two ways to disambiguate the NTR abbreviation:
- netorare is NTR, netori is NTL.
- netorare is NTRR, netori is NTR.
Ooh, look at that - netorare is NTRR and netori is NTR.
There's my 1 counter example that destroys your argument. <mic drop>
Did you forget JUST writing "Union of Social Asholes" {sic}?As for the NTR discussion, i can't remember to have insulted ANYONE, not even you in special. I replied to another user who asked why people always "keep bringing ntr up". I also cant see anything where i called you "idiot" (or having used any other words like that). I just told in general, why NTR is still ongoing discussion at all. Not only over here.
I am also not english native though.
Forgive me if I don't take the definition of an English term, originally from Japanese, from a non-English speaker.