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No. 5043
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[same anon as above and in 5042]. While I was thinking about the stuff in (>>5042) this doujin also came back to my mind as an example of a class-act author being "considerate" of the reader, while still drawing darker content. That philosophical note at the end was actually a stroke of genius. For one, it serves as a sort of "aftercare" to signal to the reader that the intent was to explicitly surface feelings of guilt for enjoying it, and to reiterate the fictional nature. And to me it did successfully serve the purpose of "stomp[ing] that innocence into the ground", since for better or worse I don't really care to seek out such "hardcore" bdsm content anymore [e.g. from Tsunakama, Mokataki, or Eto]. (I mean it's still hot in theory, but I guess I realized that those aspects that appealed to me could just be reframed in a more passionate way to remove any darker aspects without compromising on the eroticism.)
Anyway, are there any other works which try convey a theme and try to leave a thoughtful impact beyond the plotline or lewd scenes? "Believe Machine" might be another example, as it tries to probe around a bit at human-robot relations.
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