Anonymous #1 17h

Dude. The book is about a man (yes the male love interest) who breaks into a woman’s home and r*pes her with a gun even though she begged him not to. And there are girls drooling for this scene. That should disturb you.

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Anonymous OP 17h

I actually don’t care what people read and enjoy when the vast majority of folks know fiction versus reality. There are SA survivors who read dark romance to process, and there are folks who want to safely explore kink. Saying people who read fiction want men to be rapists is fucking disgusting. And you’re mad at the folks defending themselves from this suggestion. Be better.

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Anonymous #1 17h

Fuck off. This book literally glamorizes abusive relationships and there are SA survivors who don’t want it to become a movie especially given what happened with 50 shades of gray.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Yeah so SA survivors are not a monolith and you don’t get to speak for them all. Not everyone processes trauma the same way. And people who read dark fiction (horror included, bc why are y’all only ever talking about this with romance?) are not asking to be raped. But you’re getting aggressive as fck so I’m gonna head out. Good luck being part of a major problem ✌️

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Anonymous #1 16h

Wow. Yes. Considering how incels reacted to obsession and 50 shades of gray, nothing bad will come out of a movie based on a book marketed as romance instead of horror. And I’m part of the problem. And so are the 16,000 people trying to get this movie taken down? Give me a break. Yeah. Get the fuck out of here.

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Anonymous OP 16h

😂😂😂😂🤪 the incel problem was largely driven by other men and right wing rhetoric, not 50 shades of grey, which came out many years before the incel problem got serious. And Obsession is a horror film calling out incel behavior?? You’re simply not living in reality lmfao

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Anonymous #1 16h

We don’t blame men’s actions on fiction. Or you are absolving them of responsibility for their actions. Wake up and realize that before it’s too late.

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Anonymous #1 16h

Yeah. Obsession was a horror film, and, unlike HA, which hopefully never becomes a movie, punished the r*pist and villainized him. Nevertheless, incels didn’t process that film despite it making it obvious Bear was the villain. You clearly lack comprehension skills to understand how dangerous incels are and how they could weaponize HA.

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Anonymous #1 16h

This book you claim you aren’t even a fan of literally lets a rapist have a happy ending and is marketed as romance instead of horror. What the fuck is wrong with you. Does it make you mad 16,000 people don’t want this book to be made into a movie.

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Anonymous OP 13h

Nope. I don’t care about a fraction of people who don’t want a film adaptation. I didn’t want them to make Wuthering Heights. But alas, it happened. And again, it’s fiction. I’m not going to keep explaining this to you. And it’s still disgusting of you to insinuate people want to be raped bc of what they read.

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Anonymous OP 13h

To be clear, I don’t want HA to be a film either because way too many people don’t realize that it’s got an ingrained q anon plot. But we are not going to start saying fiction makes people do or want things abhorrent. People do that already. I was raped in 2013. What book/movie made my ex do that? Please tell me 🙄 When you start blaming fiction for men’s actions, you absolve them of responsibility for those actions. And that’s fucked up.

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