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Dubcon, short for dubious consent, is a term used to describe situations where one party gives a hesitant or ambiguous consent to sexual activity. Dubcon is often portrayed in literature and media, particularly in the context of BDSM and other kink-related activities.
23. Feb. 2021 · Dubcon is a tag used in fanlore or fanart to describe sexual intercourse that may or may not have happened with consent. It is a middle ground between consentual sex and rape, and it is not always depicting sexual content.
31. Mai 2022 · dubcon. Used in fanfiction to describe sexual situations of "dubious consent", where it's not exactly noncon (nonconsentual, e.g. rape), nor is it consentual. Fic Warnings: slight dubcon, boys fighting. by silly_walk22 August 21, 2006. Get the dubcon mug.
As a starting point, the RomanceBooks Glossary states "Dubcon/noncon - Sexual scenes that feature dubious or nonconsent" which implies they can be used interchangeably.
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The earliest use of dub-con as a distinct tag is hard to pin down. In a search of public Google entries, the term was used in 2003 by both Harry Potter fans in Keeping Him Safe dated November 9, 2003, and in The Cat and the Ferret dated October 10, 2003, and The Phantom Menace story Be Careful What You Dream Ofdated July 11, 2003. In April 2004, ag...
Some fans feel that dub-con, like non-con, is a meaningless term and should be labeled rapefic. They believe all sex without clear consent is rape, and "non-con" and "dub-con" are just euphemisms attempting to gain public acceptance for a sharply stigmatized kink. Some claim that dub-con and non-con are harmful genres in that they promote the idea ...
28. Apr. 2022 · dubcon is a fandom slang term for erotica or fanfiction where the presence of sexual consent is unclear. It is an abbreviation of dubious + consent, after noncon.
30. Juli 2017 · Dubcon is a trope in romance and erotica that explores situations of uncertain or questionable consent. The author argues that dubcon is not the same as rape culture and that it can be presented and consumed responsibly.
