I'm Not Meat

trigger warning: female trying to rape male. Plot MC is obsessed with wildlife tv shows like animal planet. He also has a phobia of women. He needs to create an Advertisement idea for a dating company and to do that, he needs to overcome his fear of women and study dating. But other women are always after his virginity even if they have to drug/rape him. MC needs to protect his virginity and overcome his fear of women to finally fall in love. 90% of this manga content can be explained in simple words. A girl is trying to seduce and rape MC. MC compares her seduction/rape toa wild animal's hunting technique. MC uses his animal planet knowledge to defend himself. So, half of the panels are girls in underwear trying to rape MC and the other half are "parallel" comparison of wild animals hunting from MC's imagination. The other 10% is some forced drama between MC/FMC using misunderstandings. If the rape was not enough, this definitely sealed the coffin on this manga. It might seem like i am using rape word too often, but i am not exaggerating. Literally, every single girl forced herself onto MC. By handcuffing him in a locked office, by blackmailing him using business contract as bait, dragging unconscious drunk MC to a love hotel, drugging him via food and so on. It gets really *really* bad near chapters 12-13. The manga did try to explore questions like what people look for in love, how to deal with betrayal, what is the place of sex in romance and so on. But it was cut short before answering any of those plot points. The art was still hot. The girls were great (ignoring rape), and i think all of them would have developed into great waifu characters if given enough time. The reason i gave 8 for this manga is its potential. If given enough time and by removing the explicity rape-y content, this could have been a great romance ecchi manga. The Chimera parallel to our MC's confession in the last chapter was such a touching panel, that you can't help but be satisfied even with the rushed ending. The gay character had a great impact within the limited space of 4 panels.