 Authors such as Fusanosuke Inariya (of "Maiden Rose" fame) utilize rape not as the traditional romantic catalyst, but as a tragic dramatic plot element, rendering her stories a subversion of contemporary tropes that reinforce and reflect older tropes such as the prevalence of romantic tragedy themes.Other "yaoi" tend to depict a relationship that begins as non-consensual and evolves into a consensual relationship.However, Fusanosuke's stories are ones where the characters' relationship begins as consensual and devolves into non-consensual, often due to external societal pressures that label the character's gay relationship as deviant.