[ SECRET POST #5823 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5823 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Your mileage may vary, but IME, most subs have it in them to make extremely kinky doms.

[(Anonymous)]

He's not a real person though. And doing things that 110% go against all of his previous characterisation would be OOC.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

No, he's not a real person, but we are. It's entirely possible to write characters doing all kinds of things that the original canon did not show, without making them out of character.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

Also, a character's behavior is constantly interacting with their experiences and their surroundings. Change either of those things, and what's possible or imaginable for them can change a lot. And a person's D/s alignment is arguably as much about their relationship to power as it is about their relationship to other people. When it becomes sort of unbelievable (to me) is when instead of telling a story of how a character developed and grew and changed, the writer just wants to say "so, we're here, now." Like when they just state that two characters who hated each other's guts in canon have been happily married for a decade, and explain nothing. Not that that's necessarily "wrong" either, but it doesn't work for me. On the other hand, I've seen characters become more dominant or more submissive or shed their previous sense of what they could be entirely, and gone "yeah, I can see how that developed. And why. And it's a good story."

The borders around anything that could happen aren't drawn around what already did.

[(Anonymous)]

I am not familiar with this canon. Is it actually porn? If it is not porn, what details in this canon make it fundamentally and unalterably OOC for the character to be the one pounding someone else?

[(Anonymous)]

The canon is a yaoi porn game, yes. The character is one of those super repressed tsundere types who keeps protesting a lot but ultimately is very, very into getting pounded by the MC.