Anonymous commented at 2013-11-08 04:12:05 » #1432299

Anyone else find this just...utterly heart-breaking? It's like, the shots leading up to this, she's got this blank expression, but then here, everything that's happened finally catches up, and she just breaks down emotionally as she struggles to get out of that alley. And in the final shot, it shows everything is about to become infinitely worse for her!

Damn it, Gelbooru! I'm too depressed to fap now!

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ragdoll commented at 2013-11-08 12:00:22 » #1432494

Yeah, wish I had have known from the thumbnails what it was going to be like. Not fun at all.

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Anonymous commented at 2013-11-10 01:51:52 » #1433556

Yeah. I always hate it when they bring the reality of rape into my rape hentai. Even if it is depicting real rape, I can always just subconsciously view it as roleplay, which is hunkydory and hot as hell (I for one would love to be the victim of a brutal rape fantasy with someone I trust), but once it sets in that what I just looked at was real rape, it just is completely upsetting.

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Anonymous commented at 2013-12-09 14:31:05 » #1450558

True. Roleplay which is a little bit more violent is realy hot, but real rape is violent in an realy ugly and disturbing way. Because in real they won't break down and fall into the dephts of lust, they will obey for the moment and after that they are going to kill themselves.

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kingzoofle commented at 2014-01-03 02:01:39 » #1464371

Yall are crazy, the despair is the hottest part of the rape. Knowing she is powerless to stop what happened is the best part.

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Anonymous commented at 2014-01-04 00:19:28 » #1464860

This kind of rape isn't about sex; it's about dominance.

Maybe that's why this series is more disturbing than arousing. Most of us don't care for power as much as we care for pussy.

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Anonymous commented at 2016-06-05 03:37:55 » #1963680

Respectfully disagree, Anon1 this image always gets me going.

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Anonymous commented at 2016-06-05 04:19:59 » #1963697

Anonymous >> #1450558 I just wanted to say that most rapes does not lead to suicide. The reality that they can do is important public knowledge since it may make a potential rapist ( at least those with a shred of empathy) abort the act before it happens.

But when people spread the idea that most rapes lead to suicide or call the victims of rape and abuse for broken, destroyed, or says things like that heir life is destroyed, they can create the expectation that the victim's life at this point will be destroyed both in herself and in the people surrounding her.

The term survivor is a lot better since it at least has a positive ring to it for this victim, but it is problematic as well since it creates the impression (like yours) that most suicides and abuse leads to suicide.

People who have been through things like this does need love and support, but they does not deserve that people expect them to fail, they deserve that people expect them to win.

As for the pictures of the artist, some of them are hot and some of them are a little too dark for my taste. I can get turned on a lot when a woman is crying in a rape picture, but sometimes when the focus on the woman's despair and her horrible situation gets too much focus I guess my empathy is switched on again.

I guess the artists deserves credit for showing some of rapes ugly sides in a place where it is not usually shown, whatever his or her motives for that is.

As for the old feminist debate whether rape is about sex or power. Rape is mostly about sex, but power is a significant part of it, just like in the much healthier outlets BDSM and rape roleplaying.

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pugsaremydrugs commented at 2021-09-23 13:30:54 » #2652263

susan brownmiller could (and probably would) write a book about this image set and the comments on them

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