Lemalas wrote...
But yes, you
are missing the point lol
I'm not disinterested at all. It fascinates me. People often put little effort into the characters of hentai and it's usually whatever, but this mangaka really managed to rile me up. It was unexpected, well-timed and executed, and totally effective.
Saying I don't like NTR doesn't mean I want nothing to do with it, it's like saying I don't want a character from an anime to die. Long as the author makes it good, it's good.
NTR has no point. It's just a type of story. It's your business how you want to enjoy it.
People enjoy NTR from 6 different viewpoints:
1. Masochism - they enjoy identification with the person being stolen from
2. Sadism - they enjoy identification with the person who steals and from seeing someone (the victim and/or the target) in pain
3. Conquest - they enjoy identification with the person who steals and from taking what is someone else's "property" and making it their own
4. Manslut/Slut without fault - they enjoy identification with the person being stolen who enjoys the best sexual (or financial, emotional, psychological) experience in their life even when they don't want it
5. Feminism - No one owns anybody. The reader enjoys reading people being released from the shackles of patriarchal dominance (i.e. marriage or normal marriage). Basically, sexual liberation from common societal norms.
6. Third Party Preference - something similar to feminism, it is instead the inherent desire of people to read about fantasies or see it take form, things that normally do not occur in their lives, but in a way that won't hurt anyone. This is the same idea behind people who watch tv dramas, action films, and telenovelas.