Talk:Incubus/@comment-25075355-20150913135236/@comment-142.4.206.228-20150920100330

@Kuruni

I'm not sure if you're being obtuse or what. The article defines NTR and discusses variations of it. What I quoted says that both are variations of NTR. The heroine may or may not be romantically in love with the protagonist. The article also goes on to describe other variations, such as the heroine may be raped, or it may be consensual. Either way, all fall under the umbrella of NTR.

Also, as for the word "violate", in a sexual context in English, it basically is synonymous for rape.

Here is the definition from http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/violate?s=t 5.to molest sexually, especially to rape. And as for the Japanese word, 犯す, here is the relevent definition that relates to sex from a Japanese dictionary. http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/jn2/29895/m0u/%E7%8A%AF%E3%81%99/ ２ 女性に対して力ずくで肉体関係を強制する. "to use brute force on a woman to coerce sexual relations" So yeah, 犯す totally isn't more "ambiguous".