Well, she told him to stop for a second and try to say his name (giving up quickly is another matter).
Well, but I think she might now be getting into legal issues, if what
@SS-2010 says is true, there are arguments to say that the fuckboi raped and that he has to face consequences/punishment.
@jonasadan Frankly, sorry to say that
Airi Katsura (sensei) may
not be sued because
in the real world,
money is everything.
Even if she gets sued, her sentence will be reduced because she has a mental illness. The plaintiffs probably
won't get much money from her,
other than pressuring her to get treatment for her mental illness which would be good for her anyway. Would anyone really go to that extent for her?
More importantly, most lawsuits in this world are a waste of time and money except in cases of inheritance or division of existing assets.
Unless you have a generous, justice-loving billionaire willing
to cover all the legal costs, the chances of
AK (sensei) being sued in real life
are low.
Therefore, applying social pressure, publicly exposing Grapara’s misconduct to the point where sales collapse. And tarnishing AK (sensei)’s reputation so that she can no longer work in the manga industry is the most cost and time efficient approach.
However, this requires sustained cooperation from a large number of people over a prolonged period to achieve results. It might take months or a year of pressure to compel Kodansha to sue her for financial and reputational damages rather than the readers having to file the lawsuit themselves/ourselves.
What we can do now is to gather together to ask for refunding claiming that Grapara is not a romcom but we've to ask for refunding as a big group,
not go by individual that Kodansha will just give money to keep each person's mouth shut. We must make it big to become news.
That's my realistic opinion.
Please don't get me wrong, I do want
AK (sensei) to be sued
so she'll be forced to see the doctor because her lawyer will certainly use this point to fight the case in court.
But in reality, it's hard to happen.
Do you think there is anyone who have both time and money as well as a strong will to make the Japanese society better, so the person can't let Grapara destroys the society by promoting crime?
Grapara is very dangerous to society because it misleads people into believing that committing a crime, especially rape, is an expression of overwhelming love and can do without punishments.
The blond's words in chapter 135 clearly narrative a suggestion to commit a crime without hesitation.
She convinced that if you want to steal someone's girlfriend, you just do whatever it takes to get her to your room, confess your feelings, and then quickly rape her before she can even react. Then you can contact her boyfriend telling that you'd sex with his girlfriend already and force him to break up !
Ordinary people are not smart without given the correct knowledge.
Most people (even me before) think that rapes happened in public places by strangers. But the fact is opposite and I gave you guys the stats to read below.
So sad most rapes are exactly what cucboy did to Sakura ! So, Grapara obviously is promoting rape !!!
(Engaging in sexual intercourse without giving the victim time to refuse falls within the definition of rape in the new Japanese rape law. Therefore, cucboy is indisputably a perpetrator in a rape case.)
KNOWLEDGE (to protect the one you love or care) :
Most rapes and sexual assaults do not occur in secluded places or by strangers, but rather within the victim's or perpetrator's residence (approximately 60% to 80%). Furthermore, around 60% to 90% of perpetrators are individuals known, familiar to, or trusted by the victim.
According to reports from crime statistics agencies (such as the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics) and organizations that help victims of sexual violence, the locations with the highest number of incidents, in descending order, are:
Location of the incident
Home or residence (approximately 60% - 80%): This occurs most frequently, either in the victim's home, the perpetrator's home, or a place where both parties live together.
Workplace or friend's home (approximately 10% - 20%): These are the second most familiar locations to the victim.
Public or secluded areas (approximately 10% - 20%): Contrary to popular belief, attacks by strangers in dark places, alleyways, or parks are a small percentage of all statistics
Perpetrators
Statistics often correlate with the location of the incident, with most perpetrators being
people the victims know and trust.
Close contacts (partners, family members, relatives): account for the highest proportion.
Acquaintances (friends, colleagues, neighbors, people you've just met): make up the second proportion.
Strangers: This accounts for the smallest proportion of all cases.
Note: These statistics are based on international reporting data on sexual crimes, such as those from RAINN and other organizations monitoring sexual violence, reflecting the fact that home safety may not be a reality for everyone, and danger often comes from those close to you rather than strangers.