Discussion Can girls be NTR'd?

Calm down..*throws ball of strings*...

 

It also happens in harem xianxia, but since the MC is Op he makes everyone shut up and force the girls to accept the fact, otherwise he'll abandon them.

 

So there's no fcc to save you from such things.
There's fcc here to save use from nipples not nipples in general but only female nipples.... yes you can cover only the nipples and you'll be fine but who hasn't seen a nip or two before.. (sorry I have to stop myself before I start ranting) F the fcc man.

 

Hmm, never thought of it that way. But sure, in some cases ya.

 

Yes, yes it does. Usually such a plot has plenty of dead(or soon to be dead) people and maybe some brainwashing( or memory erasing) in it.

 

I guess it doesn't feel as hate inducing , because you are not really emphasizing with the female characters as strongly as with the male characters . It's also about perspective and how the author handles the betrayal . In most web novels that we men read , the women accept the other girls rather easily , something not really realistic in an equal relationship.
In novels with women pov , it's also not really rare , i mean a boyfriend cheating/leaving his girl is extremely common even in rl.

 

Haha, ya, that's a western classic.

 

*Hello? Police I'd like to report a murdering pretty girl last seen stabbing some idiot.*

 

*hides the knife and points @LittleFox21*

 

ROFL!!!!!!

 

So it's like a twisted chain letter of love?

 

Your Waifu meter is slowly rising.

 

Of course it is, and I've read plenty of it too.

 

It's possible, if you need example maybe you can read this manga "sumarin kanojyo tachi" if I remember the manga title correctly.

The story from male Mc POV.

 

there was a meter?

 

Didn't you know? It starts from kouhai, and goes all the way up to legendary kuudere queen from another world.

 

...what the hell?
i didn't do anything >.>

*runs away*

 

Yes, any other answer is inherently sexist.

Next question

 

that' a standard criminal line btw. deny and run.

 

Idk about examples in books but very present in western music. Check:
New York City by The Chainsmokers