I did switch that—it's not clear if those three words are the only 3 words defining the category. I suspect not, however, because:
1. It then wouldn't include the word "rough", which is far more common and indicative of sexual violence.
2. Elsewhere the page, the author includes "stepsis" as indicative of incest:
> Later titles are longer, and we start to observe a trend towards both incest ("Daughter", "Stepsis") and violence ("HARD FUCKING", "Fucked ROUGH", "Rough Fuck").
That last quote makes me think that the categories are larger than the 3 examples given, and "sexual violence" includes both the incest and violence terms.
1. It then wouldn't include the word "rough", which is far more common and indicative of sexual violence.
2. Elsewhere the page, the author includes "stepsis" as indicative of incest:
> Later titles are longer, and we start to observe a trend towards both incest ("Daughter", "Stepsis") and violence ("HARD FUCKING", "Fucked ROUGH", "Rough Fuck").
That last quote makes me think that the categories are larger than the 3 examples given, and "sexual violence" includes both the incest and violence terms.