@Terru_chan That's the problem with this. The author set up the problem in a way that feels misogynistic (I don't know another word to use, but I hope you get the context). They showed it with s*x as the only answer, whilst relationships where partners feel worthy and trusting of each other are way more than just that.
Tei could approach Shuraka, or vice versa, and they could've communicated. At the start, it felt more raw and genuine emotionally, and I enjoyed it. Of course, development still happens, but (to me, at least, others don't have to agree), it feels bland. Stripping Tei of all he was, making Shuraka such a reckless partner throughout the intercourse, it feels like a typical trope where the bottom is powerless (even if shown to be physically dominant, Tei is not mentally dominant).
Once again, people have different outlooks on it. But I am growing increasingly agitated by this reckless approach to s*x as the quickest answer to every situation, because that's just not how relationships should be built. Q*r media affects real humans, and it's f**g everyone up. It bugs me a lot, as someone part of the q*r community.
Hope I wasn't rude, and thank you for your comment:D It was great.
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