Yes, knock on wood, none of those things happened yet. Although, to me their bed scene was not completely kosher…
Well, you know rape is more about "power," "dominance," and "control" versus sex. And, unfortunately, that is one of the main cornerstones to the whole "seme/uke" phenomena, and folks are cashing in on it at the expense of the lgbtq+ community, IMO.
Yes, knock on wood, none of those things happened yet. Although, to me their bed scene was not completely kosher…
Well, I did finish Book 1 and Book 2, mainly because I wanted to see Bai Yo Lin get some "payback" on Gu Hai for what he did to him. The whole scene was sickening.
P.S. Mame has gained a lot of popularity for her "alternative" view of BL. She seems to equate rape and sexual violence as part of the BL relationship (especially the trope of falling in love with your rapist). However, what continues to fascinate me is the number of folks who "really get off" on that sort of thing. BDSM between consenting adults is one thing, falling in love with someone who brutally sexually raped and violated you AND romanticizing it as "normal" is quite another, IMO.
Yes, knock on wood, none of those things happened yet. Although, to me their bed scene was not completely kosher…
Good point. I wonder what that scene is actually like in the novel. Knowing Mame, it was probably a pretty brutal scenario for Rain. Anyone know for sure?
It's an interesting conversation about the Daddy/Son thing. Hmmm! I didn't go to that conclusion, but it does make sense. However, Mame is such a notorious writer who focuses on a great many kinky, raunchy, and debaucherous subjects, especially in BLs. At least in this series (at least for now) there's not any rape, sexual assault or sexual violence, which is something Mame is also known for in her BLs.
P.S. We all know that there's only a couple of ways he could've done that...he he he! Either Phayu "didn't" put it on OR he's "too small" to where it can be quick and easy!!! LMFAO!!!!!
P.S. Mame has gained a lot of popularity for her "alternative" view of BL. She seems to equate rape and sexual violence as part of the BL relationship (especially the trope of falling in love with your rapist). However, what continues to fascinate me is the number of folks who "really get off" on that sort of thing. BDSM between consenting adults is one thing, falling in love with someone who brutally sexually raped and violated you AND romanticizing it as "normal" is quite another, IMO.