Propose new tag: delusional » nhentai

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tag delusional

Tag description Part or all of the story contains depiction of a characters delusion/fantasy that did not occur in the actual story. (E.g. A women fantasizing herself being violated but it didn't actually happen in the story and she is just fine.)

note I came across a female teacher H (227702) where she fantasized about getting raped forcefully but it did not actually occur. It was just a wholesome female teacher X Male student story. But the tags it had (Blackmail, Double penetration) might have given readers the wrong idea.

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@Osamu09 I mean, the purpose of this tag would be to exclude it. Imagine reading the whole thing till the end, only to find out that it didn't occur. Twist? sure, not sure everyone would appreciate that depending on the story. Now I understand why this would not make a good valid tag, but like I said, some may want to exclude such thing.

@Walikord that's just an ideal though. Realistically nobody is gonna check if the work has this tag before reading it. You would need to know about the tag and remove it from the search every time. And again, I really doubt most people care if it's a dream or "reality", I mean it's still fucking fiction at the end of the day, it's quite weird to make such a distinction. At most I can understand there might be a need to differentiate between works that include a tag only for a brief period of time, and for those cases we could use low variants, such as "low lolicon", so we could propose a "low rape" or "low netorare"

@Osamu 09 Such a tag could save time for readers who, lets say, actually wanted rape, but then gets frustrated after finding out that the whole thing was just a delusion. There was such a case in a H I read in niyaniya(dot)moe, which had a delusion (or something equivalent) tag, where I thought that the girl was banged by her crush, but it was all just her delusion.

I really think this tag is not needed. In your specific example the wholesome tag is good enough to clarify, though now that I've checked the work I'm not sure I would tag it as "wholesome". Point is that in most cases it doesn't really matter if it's a dream or something else, what you're shown is the exact same thing, only the context around it changes. That's why I don't see a good reason to add such a tag