Hi
I have a request to all the writers out there on IF, kindly refrain from writing from topic like "RAPE".
India is a country where a new case of rape or molestation is reported every 20 minutes a and people here on Forum find it easy to write stories on it. We can't imagine what a girl go through when she is raped, this one incident change her entire life and you can't explain her feelings, her pain, her mental trauma in words. No word can describe it.
In most of the stories, female protagonist who has being raped at the end fall in love with the male protagonist, though he repent badly. But no repentance can make a victim forget that she was raped. It can never take away her pain.
How can you forget the delhi rape case? When people are fighting in India to make strong laws where a rapist should be hanged till death, how easily you set free your leads by a mere repenting track.
It's wrong morally and ethically both. Please you people can get thousands of idea to write a beautiful story over it but please refrain yourself from writing on this topic.
Thank You.well I totally agree with you. This was a much needed posts. Rape is truely a sensitive issue it must be handled with care and most writers here are not able to do that. The writers themselves don't know whether they want the readers to sympathize, empathize, hate the character or simply love the male protagonist for the crime(rape). We know such things exist. But, at the end of the day the moral of such story is its okay for a man to rape you if he loves you, its okay for a man to rape you if he repents it, its okay for a man to rape if he is your husband. So, it basically promotes the thought is its okay to rape. This underlining message disgusts me to the core, and I'm very sure most of you (who are here supporting this thread)feel the same.
I'm sorry that I mentioning this 'Before the Last Sun Sets' was the only one such story that I did not hate. Though its definitely not my favorite FFs.
So, basically I want to request the writers here in the forum. To refrain from making the male protagonist commit the same crime, its my earnest request. What's the use of writing in the story the things we wish don't happen to us or our loved ones.
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