Writing Does This Count as NTR? Part 2

[Erysion]

I've been feeling inspired lately so I have so many story ideas to write. One of them involves a MC whose wife is replaced by an assassin. He knows she is an impostor, but he still enjoy having seggs with her.
Does this count as NTR? The husband is cheating with someone who looks like his wife while the original wife is indisposed.

 

[NotaNuffian]

Nah, it is cheating.

Though if the wife loves MC, then she is being NTRed cucked.

 

[Corty]

NTR means cheating and being unfaithful.

So yes. It counts as one if he knows he is boning someone who is not his wife.

 

[Drytron]

Yes. It's basically the plot of Resident Evil Village before Chris ruined it.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

No.

 

[Cipiteca396]

No, unless he decides to leave his wife for the assassin.

It is cheating though.

 

[Theirl]

Ntr and cheating are 2 diferent things. This looks like cheating

 

[BlackKnightX]

Yes. NTR is basically cheating. Cheating on, being cheated on, or cheating on without realizing it are all counted as NTR—based on the reactions your readers will have. Put simply, anything related to cheating is NTR.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

Yes. NTR is basically cheating. Cheating on, being cheated on, or cheating on without realizing it are all counted as NTR—based on the reactions your readers will have. Put simply, anything related to cheating is NTR.

Bruh.

 

[Ssthat]

what is NTR

 

[Akaichi]

It really depends on the reader... yours is not an NTR unless you consider the wife a protagonist.

what is NTR

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Netorare

 

[Asteroth]

It really depends on the reader... yours is not an NTR unless you consider the wife a protagonist.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Netorare

Actually, it depends on if the assassin is a protagonist. It's either Netori or Netorare. The cucked party is irrelevant.

 

[Tentacult1664]

NTR connoisseur here.

When it comes to NTR there's the holy trinity.

• Netori, which is the plain ole' cheating. If the main character is the one doing the cheating, then it's automatically netori.

• Netorare, which is cuckoldry where the main character's partner is the one doing the cheating and usually involves raep or drugging the main character's partner. Obviously, the main character does not consent, but sometimes the partner does.

• Netorase, which is similar to netorare, BUT the main character, his partner, and the third party consents to it. Willing cuckold, basically. Probably the worst one of the three (but thats just a personal opinion).

NTR usually means netorare, so to answer your question, it's not NTR. It's just netori/cheating. It's kinda confusing though since they're all kinda similar.

http://imgur.com/PKqoEvj

 

[RepresentingWrath]

NTR connoisseur here.

Bruh, are you @Anon2023 twink?

 

[Tentacult1664]

Bruh, are you @Anon2023 twink?

Nah, i'm just a random guy hooked by the forum post from the main page

 

[RepresentingWrath]

Nah, i'm just a random guy hooked by the forum post from the main page

 

[Aaqil]

Nah, i'm just a random guy hooked by the forum post from the main page

[Imitates Sailus's suspicion]

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Bruh, are you @Anon2023 twink?

-_-

I don’t have any clones.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

-_-

I don’t have any clones.

 

[AnonUnlimited]

@Erys Yes, that is NTR, but it's not the kind of NTR that NTR lovers would like or care for. Unless the reader is reading from the perspective of the wife.

EDIT: I'm not an NTR Lover, I only know this because I've spent time in their reddit to study their behaviors.