The CUNT Rapist

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I read chapters 27 and 28 today. I wanted to read a little more, but I feel very tired today so I'll leave it at that.

I think both were very good. I can't comment on the accuracy of what reporting an assault on a US college campus is like. But I think the chapters transported the emotion well. I really like how conflicted Alex feels here. And I also liked how you destroyed Alex' illusion or fantasy that Sums would somehow be grateful for Alex raping Stan. That's some good tension you're setting up here.

I wondered briefly whether I liked Sums just waking up and suddenly deciding to report the assault. There could have been an interesting scene between Alex and her where she asks Alex whether she should report it. I would have enjoyed seeing Alex deal with that conversation. But having Sums make this decision on her own works great for her character. It gives her strength and dignity. I like that.

If I would change something, then I would probably tone down Alex refering to herself as a monster a bit.

These were two great chapers. I'm curious what the rest of the story will be like. If I didn't know how long the story is, I probably would not have guessed that there are still 12 chapters left.

Oh, and this line here:
“Like, who'd believe a chick, especially a fat one, could overpower a guy like Stan? The dude's ripped.”
made me laugh. Like, "especially a fat one", really? Does he think a skinny girl would have a better chance? Flawless logic here from Baseball Cap! :lol:
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Just a short comment after chapter 31. Now you made me feel bad for Tom. I feel like I've been on that kind of date before that feels completely different depending on who you are. I once was on a date with a man that I thought was totally awkward but he apparently loved it. It was almost a bit funny how the perception of the same event can differ so drastically. That chapter reminded me of that.
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Claire wrote: Sat Dec 27, 2025 8:30 pm Just a short comment after chapter 31. Now you made me feel bad for Tom. I feel like I've been on that kind of date before that feels completely different depending on who you are. I once was on a date with a man that I thought was totally awkward but he apparently loved it. It was almost a bit funny how the perception of the same event can differ so drastically. That chapter reminded me of that.
Tom will be fine. He's the kind of person who doesn't really know what he wants until someone else has it. :lol:
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Ok, wow, what a journey! I finally reached the end of the story. And I stand by my earlier assessment. I think this is the best story I read from you. Admittedly, there are still quite a few stories I have to read from you. But based on what I read so far, I see a clear progression in your writing. I think overall depiction of characters, dialogue and pacing is much better in your most recent stories. I hope you feel the same.

Partially, I might think so because I prefer more grounded stories with characters that feel real over stories with crazy, boderline superhuman serial killers. But I don't think that fully explains it. So seriously, be proud of your progression as a writer. I think it really shows. I think you created a story here that might not get the same instant recognition like some spicy short story. But whereas most of those short stories will be forgotten after a few months, I think The CUNT Rapist has the potential to be dug up by users stumbling over it time and again. I would really like to see this story make it above the Popular Stories reputation threshold so that it doesn't dissappear into the void. It's an outstanding piece of fiction in our niche that has so much more to offer than just fap material.

I have one major gripe with the story though... and that's the ending, basically the events starting with Alex' confession. And it's not because the ending is badly written. You asked explicitly whether the change to present tense was an issue. Personally, I didn't mind. You framed this as a story being told by an older Alex, so switching to present tense works well to illustrate that point. At least for me it did.

What didn't work for me was the incredible leniency that everybody in the story showed Alex once she confessed what she did. The transition from "I raped half a dozen man" to "I'm in love with you, Sums." and her responding with "Maybe we can be together if you get therapy" within minutes was a bit jarring. I think you really got to like Alex. And I like her too in some sense, she is a sympathetic character, not unlike the Joker in the Joker movie. But I think the ending falls into the trap of portraying rape as less bad or more forgivable when the rapist is a woman.

If you look at the ending, Alex is barely condemned by the people she talks to but met with unconditional love and acceptance by everybody. Her crimes are being described as her "having fucked up". But we're talking about a serial rapist here. This is not the story of a woman who acted on impulse once while she was drunk and committed a single assault where consent was ambiguous. She meticulously planned multiple assaults while being fully aware of what she's. And the suffering of her victims, what became of them, how she tried to own up to them, all of that was completely absent from the ending. If I just imagine this ending with gender swapped roles, I don't think you would find many readers who wouldn't see this as downplaying the severity of a man having raped muliple women. And then he gets the love of his soon to be boyfriend anyway because he was willing to do therapy. That doesn't feel right to me.

To me, this feels a bit like you poured a lot of yourself into Alex and wanted her to have a happy ending because of that. But I think the ending is making a bit light of the severity of sexual violence and instead portrays the rapist as not being that bad after all.


But I don't want to dwell to long on that point. I can only repeat, overall I liked the story a lot. And I think Alex is an extremely memorable and interesting character that's really rare in our genre. I really hope you write more characters like her in the future. I'm always in the mood for reading the story of such an interesting person who is more than just a vessel for depicting sex. Excellent work, @RapeU! I never regretted the 3 points I gave this story fairly early on. And I'm really happy that I could help shape the story a bit with my early feedback. :)
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Claire wrote: Sat Dec 27, 2025 11:58 pm Ok, wow, what a journey! I finally reached the end of the story. And I stand by my earlier assessment. I think this is the best story I read from you. Admittedly, there are still quite a few stories I have to read from you. But based on what I read so far, I see a clear progression in your writing. I think overall depiction of characters, dialogue and pacing is much better in your most recent stories. I hope you feel the same.
I do, I very much do. I'm actually considering rewriting the entire #KCU in a similar format as this where things grow bigger slowly. But that would be a Mount Everest of a story, probably bigger than Pharma, and right now I don't have it in me to try something like that.
Partially, I might think so because I prefer more grounded stories with characters that feel real over stories with crazy, boderline superhuman serial killers. But I don't think that fully explains it. So seriously, be proud of your progression as a writer. I think it really shows. I think you created a story here that might not get the same instant recognition like some spicy short story. But whereas most of those short stories will be forgotten after a few months, I think The CUNT Rapist has the potential to be dug up by users stumbling over it time and again. I would really like to see this story make it above the Popular Stories reputation threshold so that it doesn't dissappear into the void. It's an outstanding piece of fiction in our niche that has so much more to offer than just fap material.
Yeah, there's something about it that's special :)
I have one major gripe with the story though... and that's the ending, basically the events starting with Alex' confession. And it's not because the ending is badly written. You asked explicitly whether the change to present tense was an issue. Personally, I didn't mind. You framed this as a story being told by an older Alex, so switching to present tense works well to illustrate that point. At least for me it did.

What didn't work for me was the incredible leniency that everybody in the story showed Alex once she confessed what she did. The transition from "I raped half a dozen man" to "I'm in love with you, Sums." and her responding with "Maybe we can be together if you get therapy" within minutes was a bit jarring. I think you really got to like Alex. And I like her too in some sense, she is a sympathetic character, not unlike the Joker in the Joker movie. But I think the ending falls into the trap of portraying rape as less bad or more forgivable when the rapist is a woman.

If you look at the ending, Alex is barely condemned by the people she talks to but met with unconditional love and acceptance by everybody. Her crimes are being described as her "having fucked up". But we're talking about a serial rapist here. This is not the story of a woman who acted on impulse once while she was drunk and committed a single assault where consent was ambiguous. She meticulously planned multiple assaults while being fully aware of what she's. And the suffering of her victims, what became of them, how she tried to own up to them, all of that was completely absent from the ending. If I just imagine this ending with gender swapped roles, I don't think you would find many readers who wouldn't see this as downplaying the severity of a man having raped muliple women. And then he gets the love of his soon to be boyfriend anyway because he was willing to do therapy. That doesn't feel right to me.

To me, this feels a bit like you poured a lot of yourself into Alex and wanted her to have a happy ending because of that. But I think the ending is making a bit light of the severity of sexual violence and instead portrays the rapist as not being that bad after all.
This is exactly what the ending was intended to accomplish. Something like this where people downplay what someone has done based on who the person is happens all the time in real life. Look at what Brock Turner's dad said about him regarding a Stanford case, it will make your blood boil.

I originally did consider having Alex go through jail, then a psychiatric facility, but as the story moved along I abandoned those for a more realistic, real world ending. She still had consequences of course, but everything was overshadowed by the much worse scandal Omega was doing.
But I don't want to dwell to long on that point. I can only repeat, overall I liked the story a lot. And I think Alex is an extremely memorable and interesting character that's really rare in our genre. I really hope you write more characters like her in the future. I'm always in the mood for reading the story of such an interesting person who is more than just a vessel for depicting sex. Excellent work, @RapeU! I never regretted the 3 points I gave this story fairly early on. And I'm really happy that I could help shape the story a bit with my early feedback. :)
The early feedback ended up being central to changing the planned ending of the story. The original plan was to end it on a cliffhanger where Alex is in a college in New Mexico where nobody knows her. A drunk college guy stumbles on her path and she feels the old temptation. At the time she doesn't fall into it, but the reader is left wondering if she would ever fall back into it again. But that ending wasn't satisfying enough as this one :)
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RapeU wrote: Mon Jan 12, 2026 3:17 am This is exactly what the ending was intended to accomplish. Something like this where people downplay what someone has done based on who the person is happens all the time in real life. Look at what Brock Turner's dad said about him regarding a Stanford case, it will make your blood boil.
My issue is not so much that the characters in the story and even Alex herself downplay what she did. And I fully agree with you that this happens in real life. But I can see nothing in the text that portrays this is problematic. For me the ending doesn't manage to make that distinction between the characters holding a fucked up view and the text endorsing that view. Just as an example: Mark in Record Chaser tries to downplay the severity of what he does too. But I think it is very clear from the text that the story doesn't endorse the lie he's trying to tell himself. I don't think that the ending of The CUNT Rapist portrays Alex as similarly unforgivable in her actions as Record Chaser portrays Mark. And that is where that feeling creeps in for me that the text implicitly says: "If the rapist is a woman, it's not as bad."
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