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* This is similar to Yamazaki Sakura's prefered source of revenue in ''[[Blue Seed]]''; she pretends to be a prostitute, insists that the guy take a shower, and then swipes his wallet. [[Comedic Sociopathy|Hilariously]], when one of them suggests some BDSM, [[Megaton Punch|she flips out on him.]]
* Played straight in a side story in the manga ''[[Mel Kano]]''.
* In the ''[[Please Teacher!]]'' OVA, Hatsuho drags Kei to a [[Love Hotels|love hotel]] against his will and ties him to the bed, in order to spice up Kei and Mizuho's married life, or possibly so she could just have video footage.
* ''[[To LOVE-Ru]]'' have one episode where Rito is tied up in a bed naked by the Amazon queen, who was about to have her way with him only to be interrupted by Lala.
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* Tip in ''[[Skin Horse]]'' lets Julie chain him to a bed with her police handcuffs for some kinky sex. Afterward, she leaves him chained up "for his own protection." However, the handcuffs don't present Tip with much difficulty in the end.
** [http://www.webcomicsnation.com/shaenongarrity/skinhorse/series.php?view=archive&chapter=38295#strip3 "Honestly. Like I've never been handcuffed to a bed before."]
* Happened to the titular character of ''[[Dominic Deegan]]''. Played completely for [[Black Comedy Rape|comedy]], because it's [[Double Standard Rape (Female on Male)|Rachel and Dominic]]. Comic [https://web.archive.org/web/20140620004633/http://www.dominic-deegan.com/view.php?date=2005-07-22 here].
** What's interesting is the massive amounts of [[Dude, Not Funny]] reaction from the fan forum
*** Well, it was very much implied to be non-consensual (as Dominic claims to have had "no choice in the matter"), so treating it as comedy (compared to the male-on-female rape that is treated as [[Rape as Drama|drama]]) has some [[Unfortunate Implications]].
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