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The conversation then shifted to how many of these stories romanticize toxic or abusive relationships—such as Rao, which features themes of dominance and violence. Critics argue that these narratives distort reality and perpetuate problematic power dynamics, especially since they often depict abusive behaviors as desirable or passionate.
The discussion also touched on an underlying cultural critique: the tendency among some modern feminists and women to explore fantasies involving masculinity that may border on or romanticize abusive power. This complex psychological landscape is linked to a broader critique of how societal narratives reframe masculinity and femininity, often blurring lines between healthy relationships and destructive dynamics.