discussion NTR is not a dream, its a nightmare. Just say NO to NTR!

[AsuraEU]

NTR should ONLY mean Netori

Hmm I don't disagree but sharing/swinging so netorase can be fun sometimes too.

 

[Republican Bear]

Nah no thank you. I don't hate the genre but it's become so stale and full of tropes it's hilarious.

 

[MattShizzle]

Am I the only one annoyed by the use of Japanese terms because I don't speak the language, and I'm not a child so not into that Manga or Anime shit? Use English.

 

[yesplznothxkk]

I'm not a fanatic, but NTR just doesn't do something me, in case of Taffy Tales (NTR version) it actually makes me dislike the game, simply because its so crude and juxtaposes the MC with Darryl...

 

[leon486]

NTR should ONLY mean Netori

Hmm I don't disagree but sharing/swinging so netorase can be fun sometimes too.

Alright Netorase can be its own thing with NTRS

 

[amor_omnibus_item]

I wish there were more options when reviewing games online. I see all of them with NTR warnings and I wish they would clarify, Netori or Netorare. I personally enjoy stealing or cheating behind someones back in a VN. As for Netorare, I would prefer Netorase or go full poly instead of being cheated on. problem is when you block all NTR you end up with a bunch of vanilla relationship choices.

 

[leon486]

Totally agree. We should use the full tag instead of grouping all of them in NTR.

 

[Republican Bear]

Am I the only one annoyed by the use of Japanese terms because I don't speak the language, and I'm not a child so not into that Manga or Anime shit? Use English.

Here you go.

NTR, an abbreviation for "Netorare," is a term commonly used in the manga, manhua, and manhwa communities. It refers to a specific genre of storytelling that involves infidelity or sexual betrayal within a romantic relationship. NTR is primarily found in hentai, anime, manga, and video games, and it has gained considerable notoriety and infamy .

• Key points about NTR:
  1. Definition: NTR stands for "Netorare," which translates to "to be taken off" in Japanese. It focuses on infidelity and the emotional distress it causes when one partner cheats on the other.
• 2. Genre: NTR is a controversial genre primarily found in hentai, anime, manga, and video games. It explores themes of cheating, betrayal, jealousy, and affairs.
• 3. Storylines: NTR storylines typically involve a protagonist whose lover or partner is stolen by someone else. The focus of the sexual content in NTR works is often on the couple engaging in the affair, rather than the main couple whose relationship is being violated.
• 4. Characters: While NTR usually features female characters cheating on their husbands or boyfriends, male characters can also be portrayed as being unfaithful.
• 5. Endings: NTR stories tend to end with emotional distress, regret, and rage, rather than the conventional happy endings found in most romantic narratives.

 

[RottenPuddin]

full support

 

[ss60455]

Yeah, most sites would really benefit from at least a Netori tag instead of grouping all of them as NTR

 

[urbankitty]

Honestly, more tags in general would be better. The more specific, the easier it is to find what you're looking for.

 

[theosiris]

Netorase and netori are cuck genres!
Netorase is not the same

 

[User_103781]

I am a corrupter at heart.
Whoring out my woman is enjoyable.

But only when i am making them do it.
Not if they want to do it.

 

[User_103781]

Yeah sharing is fucking weird, I can't wrap my head around it. Why do you want to watch another dude fucking someone you care about?

Keyword: Care about.
I dont.
I care about control.
They are mine.
To fuck, To sell, To breed, To hurt, To love.
But they are above all MINE.

 

[ji3g417]

true, although it might not exactly the same
but netori could use "cheating" to search on tag system, and with "male protagonist"
probably could find what you want?

 

[Corellius]

the real question that should be asked is why 3 diametrically opposed things are all under the same general tag. netorase doesn't even involve loss or Li stealing, and netori is literally the opposite of netorare. so what idiot thought it was a good idea to bundle the 3 under the same umbrella? makes zero sense to have them under the same tag.

netori has the mc in control of the situation, and doing the stealing, makes sense, and low key is practically vanilla by todays standards. easy to understand why people would be into that, not really for me but i get it.

netorase would be better merged into the sharing/swinging tag over the ntr tag. does the Li bang other dudes, yes, but at your behest, you are still in control, and she doesn't leave you. personally i find it incredibly hot, though i may be getting off more to the loyalty to not leave the mc, so could just be me.

netorare . . . this is the messed up one normal people do not understand. the Li gets stolen, and leaves the mc.... how or why anyone gets off to that i genuinely do not understand. is it some kinda masochistic thing? an extension of some humiliation kink? (another kink i dont understand frankly) personally i find netorare appalling and do my best to avoid it like the plague.

the three are so different that despite being into 1 myself, and understanding another, the third and most prevalent of the three categories MAKE ZERO SENSE to me at all, and i dont understand why anyone could be into it in the first place... but to find the parts im into i have to risk running into the one i hate... there is no sane reason why the three of these are almost always lumped under the same tag, despite all being radically different. this is something that really needs to change, not just here, but the whole damn internet.

 

[offrhythm]

I'm all for multiple partners, or enjoying watching.
Its the getting off to humiliating someone maliciously that makes me hate NTR.
If you unironically like NTR, you should seek therapy.

 

[offrhythm]

Yes. For me. Now go and make a bunch of chicks with short hair and tattoos.

I second that motion.

 

[pihagi1235]

Am I the only one annoyed by the use of Japanese terms because I don't speak the language, and I'm not a child so not into that Manga or Anime shit? Use English.

This is some one-dimensional thinking imo. I also wouldn't say manga or anime is strictly for a younger audience. If there's a popularized unique word in a different language that specifically describes something, I think it's fair to use in English considering we've been doing that for ages now.

For example, "karaoke" is a japanese term, "entrepreneur" is french, etc.

 

[User_101810]

Not my cup of tea. Netorare is a hard pass