Chicken-hunt

In hanyo times, to chicken-hunt someone was to rape them. This phrase was preferred by most hanyos for the idea of forced sex, who claimed that the concept of 'rape' had been invented by feminists to make war on men. To the hanyo mind, 'chicken-hunting' meant having sex with someone without the social niceties, and with out without pursuit and violence. Most apologists for hanyo rule, that is hanyobait, denied that chicken-hunting ever happened, or blamed the victim, or most usually told victims that they should be grateful for any attention from their masters, no matter how painful.

Early phase

In the early twenty first century, as the ratio of men to women fell, the pro-hanyo lobby began to whip up hysteria over the prospect of women never having male sexual partners. A popular construction of this phenomenon was that it was some kind of metaphysical punishment visited upon women for 'not knowing their place'. Female rebellion against patriarchy had 'broken' men, aid this school of thought, and the punishment was that sex was to be denied to women. Only the luckiest and most pleasing females would be chosen as sexual partners.

Rape therefore was a pernicious idea to hanyos and their protectors. As Pradip Shankar told a news anchor in 2032, 'rape never happened until feminism came along.' He saw the discourse of rape as a female conspiracy to deny sex to men an shut down human reproduction. A barrage of movies, television serials, games, websites and other content began to glamourise rape and call it by a number of euphemisms such as 'surprise sex'. Of all of these euphemisms, 'chicken-hunting' stuck.

Late phase

Since slags were not supposed to come into contact with hanyos in their daily work, they often had unrealistically idealist views on men and heterosex. They were thus ripe for gaslighting of the kind peddled by rom coms where hanyos would surprise cleaners in rooms where they were not supposed to be and romance them. The reality was much more sordid. Slags who had been chicken-hunted were often not believed by their supervisors. Paradoxically, if they then signed up for marriage, they would be disqualified on account of not having an intact hymen, and be accused of lesbian activities. Bully Boys were authorised to kill anyone suspected of lesbianism.

Chicks, on the other hand, were meant to have sex with hanyos, nd the terms of such interactions were entirely in tehir bosses' hands. It was not uncommon for the winners of reality shows to be gangraped at their own afterparties. This was designed to cow them and prevent rebellion. Chicks were often encouraged to point out those among them who 'deserved' rape because they were disliked or simply weak. Hanyos would play on their fears to control them, while at the same time pretending that rape was 'a compliment' no matter how it damaged the chick in question. Victims would sometimes be hated, envied, despised and shunned all at the same time.