SA Rep Seems One Sided

//SA Mentions and plot spoilers//

There are three characters who have been put in compromising positions sexually, them being: Angel Dust, Sir Pentious, and Alastor.

Angel in Masquerade, Pentious in Welcome to Heaven, and Alastor in It’s a Deal.

Angel gets a song thru Poison about how he feels being abused by his boss Valentino constantly with the show giving his reflection and brings attention to his abuse and is a focus in his character.

Pentious only gets a moment to think about being dragged into Club Consent’s sex room by various sinners before off screen either escaping or dramatic exaggeration of time comes into play with the moment being the punch line of a joke of him not fully explaining his feelings to Cherri. The idea of SA being even able to be interpreted as a punchline to a joke is not ok.

Alastor enters a contract with Vox of being his prisoner and is tied to a chair. After Vox rubs his victory in he and Valentino have sex while forcing Alastor to watch amongst their discarded clothes and Vox approaches him naked. In the song Bad With Us the overlord Zezzi claims that she heard Vox fucked him with a chair making the situation of an asexual man albeit in hell being SA’d a joke with how the line is sung for shock value.

To me it seems no surprise that the most feminine of the three is treated differently in regard to the topic of SA and is aloud within the story to reflect on a traumatic moment.

Do you think it’s a double standard?