>>82389736
Yeah, one novel I am writing has about 50 to 60 pages deep and it's more monster domination, forced non-con sex/mating with a human. The other is kinda similar, but has a more manipulative vibe to it. I'd say my current line up is domination or pseudo-domination. Then I have another where it's a reverse isekai where a short-stack enters the protagonists life, but that's my least interesting novel atm, since it's pretty predictable.
>>82389749
Yeah, a lot of "male erotica + romance" just falls under power and fantasy harems most of the time. Especially isekai novels, which are a naughty habit that I like to read, but it's all so one trick pony novels. It also doesn't help there is a HUGE anti-male bias for erotica and sexuality versus women's erotica and sexuality. Especially selling it on major platforms. Where it goes into some fucking taboo areas that would be seen as horrendous if men wrote about it, but acceptable for women's erotica. Men's erotica/sexuality is VERY neutered and heavily policed versus women's which I never liked the double standard.

>>149361848
>Go to Tokyo right now and you will see Swastikas on every map
Literally Buddhism uses the same symbol well before Hitler adopted it, and it goes in the opposite direction. I've lived in Japan and they explained to foreigners WHY their temples and shrines have it. It's because it's a religious symbol. WAY before Hitler became a pseudo-occultist and began to adopt the symbol himself. India, Europe, and the rest of the SEA used that symbol idiot. Also there are a LOT of monuments and shrines to the Buddha in Japan and I've visited quite a few of them, which the larger statues you can actually walk inside of the Buddha itself as they burn incense.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika#Buddhism
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhism_in_Japan
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika#Middle_Ages