I would say that the prevalence of the trope, particularly in chinese literature and certain subsets of japanese literature stem from a cultural misunderstanding of the act, a simplistic outlook stained by the cultural perception of men and women. Many people mistake both terms, causing weird misunderstandings like this one. The tags are missing.like if a novel had a tag including' Rape or dub-con or something' it's easy to ignore it but!BUT!!!! no the tags are also missing and I didn't know that novel had rape scene included, I could sometimes skip the chapter the rape is happening and it will be alright aswell but no! There's no warning or anything else!!! SIGH!!!!!!~~ Hope that this will not happen that much in future.Д¬lick to expand.I believe he meant 'trope'. If it was once or thrice I would have ignored it BUT now no matter what I read there's a 'Rape' scene included. It's like 'oh a new trend is going on so why don't I write about it aswell' seriously!!! Nowadays there are lots of rape troupe going on around.

I don't know why the authors nowadays like to use so many RAPE troupe?!! Like the heck! Rape is a serious crime and the authors use it as a light write (what was this called?) Like seriously it's like 'seme raped the uke and then something happened and viola! Uke fell in love with the seme!' I mean seriously why would someone love the person who raped them? There might be some cases where love may bloom and I am fine with that but only if it was justified why!.but to my disdain.

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