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tag girl friend
Tag description This means that the heroine's identity is actually the hero's girlfriend. In addition to being an identity label like sister, passport, and mother, this also emphasizes a feeling of youthful love.
note For some people, "ordinary stable romantic relationships" are exactly the content they actively want to filter out. These often overlap with the "story arc" tag, but are still worth distinguishing. If you want to find an "ordinary relationship", but you end up having to get it indirectly by excluding all "non-ordinary relationships", this will really feel awkward.
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I know that it’s not that the system doesn’t pay attention to relationships. On the contrary, it pays great attention to them. It just pays attention to the dramatic deviation of the relationship, not the relationship itself. So in the end, a very strange experience will form. If you want to find an "ordinary stable love relationship", you must Exclude NTR Exclude rape Exclude prostitution Exclude hypnosis Exclude slave Exclude ... Only in the end can there be "leftover" works similar to girlfriend relationships.
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Why is this tag needed? Most people didn't complain, so the need for this isn't worth discussing? But in fact, many product improvements initially come from the "feeling that something is wrong" among a few people. Someone must be fed up with the experience of being diverted, confusing "whether it can be searched" and "whether there is a tag", and using alternatives to deny the demand itself. Everyone assumes that "girlfriend" exists in a large number of works, but the system does not think it deserves to be marked separately. Not all works fit this label, or even a large number of works don't, which can significantly change the search results, so it has a clear information gain. The core value of a label's existence is actually its ability to effectively reduce user uncertainty.