>Headstrong, fierce, hot-blooded, hard-working protagonist
>Still begrudgingly gets sexually bullied into submission to the rapechad
Name a better trope, you can't.
Headstrong, fierce, hot-blooded, hard-working protagonist
Tyler Reed
Jonathan Watson
>chad
There is no good reason for this to not be bannable, other than janitor and mod laziness.
Nathan Myers
Never understood why 3dpd whores liked me so much until I began reading shoujo manga. It's so weird seeing literally me in a bunch of cartoons for little girls.
Isaiah Price
Josei is worst
Joshua Rodriguez
>Not being a rapechad
How mad are you that you can't overcome headstrong protagonists with your force of personality?
Dylan Robinson
>I hate him, I'm giving up my love for him
>1 episode later
>no I can't I still love him!
Gavin Thomas
Just report every time, don't reply
Jeremiah Reyes
Ahhh, so good.
Imagine being pressed against the wall, trying to put up a mental fight and being angry but yielding and accepting the kiss anyway while you're still angry at him.
Ethan Cruz
Go to you-know-which thread on which board and leave this one alone, troon.
John Thompson
>Headstrong, fierce, hot-blooded, hardworking protagonist
>Beats the rapechad in physical combat to earn his respect
Jonathan Nguyen
Why are blond, red-eyed yandere rapechads so desirable?
Jack Thomas
Ehh, does the eye and hair color really matter?
For me, it's the more sophisticated, elegant and classy rapechad.
Jordan Russell
I like Laito's type too, and all his brothers and step-brothers. Even his psycho dad. But I don't know how to explain, user. There's something alluring in "demonic" blondes. I wouldn't mind if Gil Gate-of-Babylon'd me.
Xavier Ortiz
>muscles
user, you might be gay
Though, I think it's interesting; I never quite considered color to be so important. Though the one thing I do fancy is the trope of dark skinned characters with white hair, not yellow though.
Blake Wilson
She can't fix him.
Easton Harris
>for little girls.
The most perverted stuff is found in manga for little girls. And that's based.
Benjamin White
Are there even any actual stories where “fixing” happens? I don't think anyone actually cares about fixing any rapechad as a phantasy and want them to remain rapey.
I know I'd tune out at that moment. I stopped reading Can't Defy the Lonely Girl the moment there was no failing to defy the lonely girl any more and it turned all happy.
Alexander Parker
It's often far edgier and non realistic yeah which is good.
Senseino Yasasii Korosikata is delicious, an actual serial killer love interest complete with gore of cutting people open.
Brayden Reed
What is the line between conquering a girl by force like they do in shoujo manga, and rape anyway?
Ayden Miller
>Are there even any actual stories where “fixing” happens?
Would Smile of Comndenation kind of count count?
>MC has a yandere twin sister who tortured a slave
>MC has always had a crush on the slave
>MC is kind to him and gives him food and medicine at night
>Slave-kun is grateful but confused; he doesn't know yandere girl has a kind twin and believes it's the same person
>One day, Slave-kun becomes king and captures MC thinking she's her twisted sister to take revenge
>Hot king rapes her every day and even casts a curse on her
>Slowly, he's noticing he is raping the wrong woman and losing his mind
I'm waiting to see if he will be fixed.
John Edwards
Because most of them are really good at portraying that delicious line of complex feelings where it's not entirely consensual but not entirely non-consensual either, which is delicious.
Jose Nelson
Taking note of your rec, user. Will definitely read it since I love yandere. The other day someone recommended me "The desire to kill," and the main guy's madness was remarkable, although the story ended like bad fanfic. Still a fun read. Some dialogues were super funny like pic related.
Aaron King
Ahaha, that line has to be somehing lost in translation. That sounds too weird.