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Re: fandom tagging

[(Anonymous)]

I don't see that split in every fandom, and it's not like a hard and fast rule in any fandom I've been a part of, but I do think, vibes-wise... like, yeah, if I see something tagged with just one or the other, I'm not surprised if 'noncon' comes with some depth, gets into the victim's headspace, but I'm also not surprised if it's just kink/fantasy scenario porn. If it's just tagged as 'rape', it well may be exactly as explicit or even exactly as erotic, but I want that story to focus on the victim's trauma/recovery.

The other place I think there's a split is that 'noncon' can be used in situations where it's not dubcon *to the audience*, but it is to the perpetrator-- if Character A knows this is very much a situation they aren't consenting to and so does the audience, but for any reason Character B does not understand that, then I can see 'noncon' as a sort of soft nuance zone between 'dubcon' and 'rape'.