First off, thank you for your service. I just wanted to butt in here, after the fact, and say while a lot of what you are saying is true it doesn’t really defend the standpoint in the way you want. While humans fantasize about many things, it doesn’t make it realistic in terms of making three dimensional characters in a story sense. Just as some men fantasize about having many partners, women would too. Any person, in a relationship or not, will be striving for some semblance of fairness. The way that authors often create harems make women out to be one dimensional creatures that are immediately satisfied to be your property and love you singularly and unconscionably if your strong and handsome enough. While it is a great fantasy for some, it breaks the illusion for me personally. In cases where they are in an open relationship or they are like a throuple who are all in a relationship with eachother these multiple women or men relationships could work and still have three dimensional characters but the way they like to do it on this platform doesn’t really have an allure unless your horny and looking for some turn your brain off content.
In Diddy’s house
Putting his phone in his robe pocket, Phil left the kitchen and towards the stairs, "I got it. Where's the baby oil?"
TV · N_R_U
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Book&Literature · Joanjudo
Or you could just connect the power levels of your main couple. Also also in this situation the power gap would be massive for it to make a difference in the first place.
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Benimaru in Avatar: A low noble boy ingrained with the beliefs of the Fire Nation, his sole objective to conquer the world in his lifetime. (4 chapters)
Book&Literature · Joanjudo
Not gonna lie, if some kids a couple grades younger than me called me a racial slur for teasing them, I might do something crazy too.
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1. To see the MC have an additional partner later in the novel? (Y/N/Comment)
Movies · DumbedDown
Actually, maturity is affected by brain chemistry. The brain development of a three year old would significantly affect how he acts a perceives the world.
Clark felt his cheeks heat up under Melissa's intense gaze.
Anime & Comics · CWN1223
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This is the exact same thing that happened to me. When I was 15 or 16 I was reading Infinte Cosmos, and I got a few hundred chapter in and realized that harems suck for actually telling a coherent story. I haven’t been able to read past the synopsis of a harem story ever since.
Harem - I'll admit, up to about when I was 16, I read harem stories, I even enjoyed them. After the age of 16 though, I found myself slowly falling out of love with the trope until I completely became disgusted by it. These days, I see the harem tag and I won't even give the story a chance.
Percy Jackson: The Cursed Hunter
Book&Literature · IWillFixHer