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Shijou
All the heroines in NTR doujinshi talk like that on the first pages.
That’s why I don’t watch NTR. Ugh, ugh, ugh.
Ple-Sen
In short, in shoujo manga (and in not-so-good Western novels too), the attractive love interests that readers are supposed to root for often spout creepy, cringeworthy phrases and generally have quite characteristic quirks. But all this creepiness is intended by the author to be something romantic. If we take Western novels as an example, we don’t have to look far – just remember “Twilight” and “50 Shades.” Well, and I think this set of images is exactly what satirizes that moment.
That’s why it’s been hard for me to find something to read from Chinese porn comics in recent years. Sometimes you find a plot where everything seems good, and the main characters aren’t just stupid bitches, but seem like real people. And then either they give you a ton of childhood psychological traumas, and you realize that you’ve been following mentally ill people all this time, which isn’t that bad, or they give you bullshit where a lot of possessiveness kicks in (sometimes in adequate ways, and sometimes not) and stupid actions. That’s why I haven’t read Chinese porn comics for a long time, because the same thing has become tiresome and doesn’t resonate.

But this doesn’t negate the fact that a cute guy “making a girl his” is better, if she doesn’t mind, considering that many real-life girls really don’t mind, than a creepy guy who is about to rape a girl, just because he has a raging boner.

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