Vetrais

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Like I said everyone means something different by it, and writes whatever comes into his head. NTR is from the Japanese "netorare" which translates to "cheating", so you refuse to use the English word , but use the Japanese word which means the same thing.
At least according to Dictionary.com it doesn't mean "cheating". - The Japanese netorare (寝取られ) translates to “to be taken off.” The term is often loosely translated as “cuckold” as well, which refers to the husband or boyfriend of an adulteress. These translations demonstrate the NTR genre’s emphasis on the feelings of the individual who was cheated on (not the feelings of the individual who cheated).

If you're going to to make your argument based on the meaning of the word you really should use the meaning of the word rather than paraphrasing to fit your argument.
 

Vetrais

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Not trying to pick a fight in this, just pointing out that the knowledge of the cheating is pretty vital to the meaning of the word...and thus the sub-genre.
 
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