If this is ever unlocked, there's also Future Diary's Tsubaki Kasugano. After her parents were murdered and Funatsu took over the cult, he kept Tsubaki locked up and told the other cult members to use her as the "sponge" for when they "cleansed themselves of sin".
Hide / Show Replies... why do people keep posting here saying "if this is ever unlocked"? There's a thread in Long-Term Projects for making edits to locked pages. Use that. It's linked several times on this page.
Edited by Larkmarn Found a Youtube Channel with political stances you want to share? Hop on over to this page and add them.When this is unlocked, Shirakawa from Elfen Lied. In the manga, she's a sex slave to Director Kakuzawa to get information from him.
If/When this is unlocked, Cait from Fallout 4 should be added to this. It's all but directly stated she was this for 5 years of her life. It's heavily implied she performed sexual favors to survive for another 3. Plus, a cut line of dialog heavily implies she was coerced back into this role when a raider she thought of as a friend got angry she refused to sleep with him, and had her ganged up on (left vague if gangrape in nature or only brutal beating) to show her what would happen if she walked out on him again.
Hide / Show RepliesYou can ask for to be added here
Working on cleaning up List of Shows That Need SummaryDoes anyone else think the image is in bad taste? It's clearly fetishizing sex slavery.
The John Norman Gor books seem conspicuous by their absence in this article. Is there a reason for that?
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videturRegarding the TV show Dollhouse: Most of the actives are paid workers or volunteers on some level, which makes them not slaves. Others are not there voluntarily, or had no better options, whcih fits the trope better.
Hide / Show RepliesIt's also pretty clear that many of the actives were exploited in a vulnerable time, and forgetting traumatic events seems to be as much a part of the pitch as the paycheck.
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videturWhen this gets unlocked (or rather 'if') can somebody fix the Knights of the Old Republic example?
My latest Trope page: Shapeshifting Failure Hide / Show RepliesYou can ask here - I've submitted an edit request.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanAnd can we also mention this as part of Lillian Schneider's backstory in White Dark Life?
Does anyone think we should add some site links to the description for those interested in getting involved in stopping this? Like these: http://www.notforsalecampaign.org/ http://enditmovement.com/
Moved to State Of Bedlam.I put this back:
- Lost Girl plays with this: the closest anyone comes to using the word "slave" to describe Lauren is when she refers to herself as the Ash's property, even though she clearly is a slave, even to the point of wearing a Slave Collar. She nevertheless enjoys a great deal of prestige within the fae community, and is primarily valuable as a slave for her medical expertise. All the same, when it suits his purpose, the Ash orders her to seduce and sleep with Bo, even though it ends up wrecking her relationship with Bo when she finds out that that was why Lauren slept with her.
I think that the term "sex slave" is reserved for slaves whose primary - or at least regular - "duty" is sex. You could argue that having to do it even once technically qualifies you, but the term really implies it's a regular occurence. More importantly, though, didn't the Ash just order her to keep Bo occupied, which Lauren chose to do by sleeping with Bo because she was in love with her?
Could someone with editing privileges please remove the ]] at the end of the description? If you're going to lock the article then make sure there are no obvious errors in the writing.
Edited by MichaelKatsuro Hide / Show Replies^Will request in the forums.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanWhy no Real Life examples? That rules out discussions of the whole John Norman fandom, the real-life human trafficking industry, mail-order brides, etc. It's not as if there's much controversy about whether such things exist. Why the ban?
Hide / Show RepliesKeeping them is basically flame bait and just asking for trolls, Single-Issue Wonk and all sorts of editing that we don't want to make a mess of the page. If you want to dicuss them, you have to find to a different site. Trope pages should really not be like forums.
Edited by Oreochan "Learning without thinking is labor lost. Thinking without learning is dangerous."
If this is unlocked, add "Brown Sugar" by The Rolling Stones.