JHorcoc6

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I think it would be an interesting addition if some of the characters would actually get pregnant and have babies after the main character has sex with them. As someone said in the game, "the species must continue!"
 

-CookieMonster666-

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isnt that ntr too ??
No its not.
What is NTR?
I think NTR is one of the least understood or most commonly confused fetishes out there. Specifically, it's where you have Person A and Person B who are in a romantic relationship. Then Person C (usually a man) comes along and one of the two lovers willingly cheats on / forsakes their romantic partner in favor of Person C. Then the other partner ends up just accepting the cheating. For it to be netorare, the scenario must satisfy the following conditions:
  1. A and B are in a relationship already (doesn't have to be a happy one; often it's not).
  2. C comes and flirts with A or B.
  3. A cheats on B (or B cheats on A) to be with C.
  4. The cheating must be willing; rape, some kind of trickery, etc., doesn't count.
  5. Whichever was faithful will allow themselves to be cuckolded (they are willfully ignorant, they feel powerless, they believe they deserve it, etc.).
I might be forgetting a condition (it's been awhile now), but that's pretty much it. Unless you meet all of the above points, it's not NTR. So:
  • Rape is not NTR. (The victim isn't willing.)
  • Swingers are not NTR. (The cuckold must be faithful; swinging is technically not being faithful.)
  • A wife who tries her best to keep a marriage together but whose husband cheats with his secretary at work is not NTR. (The wife didn't willingly allow her husband to cheat on her.)
  • A husband who's cheated on and then cheats in revenge is not NTR. (The initial cheating, as explained above, is not NTR. The follow-up revenge is also not NTR; the husband would have to just accept and allow it, which he doesn't.)
  • Someone in an open relationship who finds someone else he or she likes better is not NTR. Because the relationship is open, there's no expectation of faithfulness, so that condition cannot be met.
Hopefully this helps clear things up. If you want to better understand netorare, you might want to watch some Japanese works that contain that very thing. Because most people don't watch that, they don't understand what it is and assume "the girl isn't mine but went to that other dude" or something and thus there was NTR. The majority of games don't actually have NTR, even if a developer (mis)labels their game as including it.
 

TheMagister

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Pretty much all the things you listed that aren't NTR are NTR (rape can become NTR). The other people being aware of it or willingly allowing don't specifically make it NTR.
 
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-CookieMonster666-

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Pretty much all the things you listed that aren't NTR are NTR (rape can become NTR). The other people being aware of it or willingly allowing don't specifically make it NTR.
I never said an initial event couldn't turn into NTR later. But rape itself isn't NTR. You could argue that it may at first be rape but then the victim starts liking it during the process. I'm specifically talking about rape where the victim hates it the entire time. It's never willing in that case and so can't be NTR.

I never said whether others had to be aware of it. If a wife gives her husband the go-ahead to cheat (but she won't cheat herself in return), it could be NTR even if she doesn't know of a specific instance of the cheating, because she's accepting it.

Being willing is baked into the definition. The idea is a "stealing" of another's lover's affections. How can you steal someone's affections if they're unwilling to cheat? That makes no sense.
 
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TheMagister

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The secretary at work stealing the husband's affection doesn't care about the wife (and neither does the husband). So how does that not constitute NTR?
 

-CookieMonster666-

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  1. A and B are in a relationship already (doesn't have to be a happy one; often it's not).
The relationship doesn't have to be a happy one. The husband cheating on the wife and not caring about her doesn't determine whether she's willing to allow the cheating. Also, let me be clear: I do not want to detour this thread into off-topic terrain. People kept asking about NTR, so I tried to help people better understand it.

There is a lot of confusion in Western culture about the concept, probably partly exacerbated by some Japanese NTR works that skirt the borders of NTR:

Take for example, the manga " " by Kon-Kit. In the first three stories it's almost entirely from the point of the heroines who reluctantly end up cheating, except for a few panels at the end sometimes where the husband doesn't realize he's seeing his wife getting fucked. In the end the heroines all enjoy the sex immensely.

Then there's " " by Kiasa. This has a couple of stories, and they're usually from the point of view of the person who is cheating. The 1st, 3rd, and 4th stories are from the point of view of the woman who is cheating, the 2nd is from the point of view of the man who is cheating. In those four stories the person cheating initially did so unwillingly. In the 5th story it's told from the point of view of the man, and someone else's wife goes after him, and he only gives in reluctantly. Again, in the end the cheaters all enjoy the sex immensely.

And then there's " " by Arakure (Arakureta Monotachi), which is, again, almost entirely from the point of the view of the initially reluctant female, with the exception of a few scenes where the husband can hear her having sex in the next room, and she ends up really enjoying it.
Note that, in these three examples, the cheater is eventually willing (although often reluctant or against it at first). In Netorare New Heroine, the husband is an example of willful ignorance: he basically pimps out his wife in the comic, so what did he expect was going to happen?

Partner in the business: "Let's have her earn some more money for us!"
Husband: "Yeah, I was originally planning on just taking the participation fee and running away, but we might be able to deceive them further with her!"
In Hinata NTRism, as HiEv says, "the person cheating initially did so unwillingly", but by the end they enjoyed it immensely. What doesn't start out as NTR can eventually turn into NTR. The same is true in Tsuma To Charao Ga Kieta NTR Bedroom.

Thus, so long as there is no willing cheating, it's not NTR. But if that turns into willful cheating (enjoyment), it becomes NTR at that point.
 
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TheMagister

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I don't really agree with anything you said, but as you say, I don't want to bring this back to a page-long definition of NTR.
 
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Dependable_223

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I know nobody likes her because she isnt that hot, but the wife thing is unavoidable and its NTR in retrospect, and if you dont take the pill its NTR completely...

If you read the files the wife cheated on the MC her whole married life, and his daughters arent his, they are from two different dudes... and then after the memory thing she immediately goes black and never comes back (she may soon, but with a half black baby that no doubt she is going to want MC to raise)...
Sorry for late reply. but you are forgetting 1 important part. earth no longer excist. so that means everything earth related no longer does either so the marriage was practicly over and since mc knows the wife cheated and the daughters arent his he is going to confront them whenever their memory bet back. So in the end mc is not going to raise wife kids since he will be chosing someone else their are so many other girls now mc does not need a cheating wife.. unless using her as a cumdump but staying faithfull to her will not be an option.
 

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It's here! Yes!
Now... I fully expect another discussion about the N word.
Let me grab my popcorn! :cool:
 
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