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No, it is reverse rape because with rape it is usually a man raping a woman, however in this case the reverse is true, a woman is raping a man. The tag exists to highlight the role reversal."Reverse Rape"...because women can't rape men?
that depends on what is it that makes you feel one way or another, for this game specifically the MC has a choice of either cheating on his girlfriend with the succubus in his dream(which later leads to some events in reality) or refusing to cheat. And thats really the central point of it, in the cheating route the mc is indeed stolen from his gf.In that case since it is a male protagonist (point of view) I will feel like it is a harem/cheating game rather than ntr no?
This would be the first time I'd be doing something like that. Since I didn't put the tags up (the mods did), I actually don't know how. Changing the genre was pretty easy. It's the tags I can't seem to alter.ValorKG You should remove the NTR tags, and change it to cheating (for the thread tag), and reverse-NTR under genre, since NTR (netorare) is specifically when the MC is stolen from, not when they themselves are stolen (since that is the reverse).
In that case since it is a male protagonist (point of view) I will feel like it is a harem/cheating game rather than ntr no?
I am very certain it's classified as NTR. There are many NTR with this theme of the male being stolen away from the wife/girlfriend. This is just a type of NTR people do not see a lot. I saw this a bunch in some NTR manga.ValorKG You should remove the NTR tags, and change it to cheating (for the thread tag), and reverse-NTR under genre, since NTR (netorare) is specifically when the MC is stolen from, not when they themselves are stolen (since that is the reverse).
Rape is rape, no matter who is the one doing it. Adding reverse to it as well as some other words it gets added to is probably the dumbest linguistic move in our society. The word already has a strict definition and that strict definition does not include "Usually performed by men".No, it is reverse rape because with rape it is usually a man raping a woman, however in this case the reverse is true, a woman is raping a man. The tag exists to highlight the role reversal.
It's dumb, but it's literally just a fetish thing. It's handy to have a keyword for it (and it's only on sites like this where it exists), since otherwise you have to combine multiple keywords for a relatively common fetish just to narrow it down. I don't disagree it's a dumb name, but this is the most reasonable way to put it.Rape is rape, no matter who is the one doing it. Adding reverse to it as well as some other words it gets added to is probably the dumbest linguistic move in our society. The word already has a strict definition and that strict definition does not include "Usually performed by men".
NTR is valid for both genres... have u never heard about... "Equal rights"?. Just so u understand, cheating can happen between both, though NTR tends to force point of view of both... with the guy somehow becoming aware he is been cheated, or focusing in his vain mind not noticing anything with someone else stealing the guy/girl. Cheating is natural and normally happens when any(girl or guy) is willing to cheat their pair with someone else and no change of view/pov happens at all, with the guy/girl totally unaware of what is happening. NTR By itself is "Cheating" though the kind of situation changes... there's why we had different tags within NTR born to explain situations like... Netori = everything from point of view from the guy/girl stealing the guy/girl ; Netorare = PoV, point of view of the one being cucked, slowly noticing/already noticed but can't do anything but cry as weak mc he/she is ; Netorasare = Guy/girl is aware of the cheating and hypes it up, set up the plot, want to be cheated. Sometimes just for the sake of recording to get excited or something.In that case since it is a male protagonist (point of view) I will feel like it is a harem/cheating game rather than ntr no?