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I guess it depends on what the author's focused fetish is, a lot of times I feel like the author just wants to make a corruption story but they use cheating as a cheap taboo for the spice.Does that even count? I thought that NTR was all about one partner feeling bad about the whole thing. If everyone is having a good time, that's not cheating; it's house rules.
I'm pretty sure there's exceptions but I doubt majority of people really enjoy the parts where the sad guy just cries unless there's some "he deserves it" set up.
Then there's the actual cucks who want to be in the position of the sad guy, not my cup of tea but I'm theorizing there's some form of weird self gratification they get from thoughts like "I'm the only one generous enough to let my girl enjoy, look at her go, and she stays with me at the end" or basically having their girl be their personal porn star.
Honestly I always just bunch up netori and neotrare since its just a matter of PoV unless its one of those where the author is extremely insistent on the cuck. Most of the time the main focus is the girl getting corrupted and stolen anyway. But man sometimes authors rather throw you half an essay about the cucked fella feeling bad but horny and then some montage of the good old times that adds nothing to the enjoyment of the scenes about the girl. There's probably people who enjoy that but I'm quite sure it isn't the majority.I would like to see more netori stuff, where we corrupt and steal
I actually have a whole mental thesis about how most NTR is a corruption story with a lazy uncreative author.
But yes, I prefer netori too, just becauseI don't need to waste my time reading about some badly written cuck reflecting on life choices and his past while jacking off and crying.
I mean yeah... but "cheating" is a popular western fetish too and lesbian cuckery is still rare.
I think the closest things I've seen are from yuri mangas where the girl can't make things work with guys or had to hide the fact they are lesbian due to social stigma until a new girl opens her eyes.I imagine that is because there is a rather bizarre stigma agaist gay girls in Japan, which means that their tropes rarely include them. Of course, otaku are largely incapable of thinking outside those tropes, so they do not make many games featuring gay girls either. The best that we can reasonably expect is a handful of unrealistic characters in stories that are focused on the lesbian fetish.
I have a blurry memory of one that had a married woman be seduced by a student but I might be tripping and it could have been a single teacher.
I do clearly recall one where there's a side couple about two moms that used to be lovers as students, got caught and hit by the old generation homophobia and made to act straight. I recall both of them are divorced by the time of the story so its more about them rekindling their flame in the modern world where there's less stigma than back in the day. I forgot the title but its about yuri bdsm and the main character's are their daughters.
Seems like most of the examples are after they leave men behind rather than getting straight up stolen.
I guess one other issue apart form lack of creativity might be that picturing an already stigmatized group as a danger to straight couples won't do their image any favors so most authors just avoid antagonizing them.
Explains why there's always justification to make it "saving" the other girl from a bad man or from denying her true self.
There's also this weird fetishized "pureness" about yuri(fans cheer their idols on when they're being gay af, but the moment a male voice is heard nearby they go nuts), so I guess picturing what is "pure" as evil is something the casual otaku can't brain.