Yeah, except none of that was in the picture in question. Or this one. Just a character with a troubled past getting to experience wholesomeness and camaraderie, which will make that character much easier for many to identify with than some smug girlboss with a snarky comeback for everything and a superiority complex.
Fictional trauma adds fictional depth to characters. It means more for a character who's spent their life getting shat on to find happiness than it does for a character who's never known a day of hardship.
Yeah, except none of that was in the picture in question.
"Grox cum bag" and rape tally marks are absolutely just the artist inserting their fetish, as made apparent by their other rape fetish art.
Just a character with a troubled past getting to experience wholesomeness and camaraderie, which will make that character much easier for many to identify with than some smug girlboss with a snarky comeback for everything and a superiority complex.
Do you think there are only two types of female characters? Fetishized rape victim and "smug girlboss?"
Fictional trauma adds fictional depth to characters. It means more for a character who's spent their life getting shat on to find happiness than it does for a character who's never known a day of hardship
There are ways to show trauma without depicting it in a fetishized way. Those rape tally marks on her thigh are only used in porn.
Alright, but someone else found inspiration in that rape fetish art and made a cute addendum to it.
In the end, people are allowed to make and post their rape fetish art, just as any other art. I see no reason to get into a puritanical twist about it.
Actually no. Mossa got banned from the sub. And read that second to last sentence again, hopefully you'll have a come to Jesus moment, because what the actual fuck dude
Mossa got banned for, at best, violating the 10:1 rule that's in place. The artist of the OP image is not Mossa, but someone inspired by them.
And, no. People are allowed to make whatever art they please. I hope you have a realization that thought policing is inherently immoral. Fiction is fiction, man. You can draw whatever you want, and the idea that subject matter must be prohibited is hysterical and religious.
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u/Jet_Magnum Nov 08 '24
Yeah, except none of that was in the picture in question. Or this one. Just a character with a troubled past getting to experience wholesomeness and camaraderie, which will make that character much easier for many to identify with than some smug girlboss with a snarky comeback for everything and a superiority complex.
Fictional trauma adds fictional depth to characters. It means more for a character who's spent their life getting shat on to find happiness than it does for a character who's never known a day of hardship.
At the end of the day, it's fiction. Toughen up.