>>98058117>Fusions are more complexThey're really fucking simple.
>they are becoming much more intimate with one another than they would if they were just in a relationship or having sexNot really. Fusing clearly isn't that intimate of a connection, and has implications outside of this connection
Let's ignore fusion for a minute and focus on what Lapis actually did. She trapped a space invader who was trying to destroy the only person who had ever been nice to her at the bottom of the ocean. It's plainly obvious this isn't wrong so let's move on from that aspect. She tormented this person she kept imprisoned, this is a more questionable action but still not the worse thing a person can do. So now, with that established, we can examine the act of fusion itself. As you stated, fusion combines aspects of both the "fusers" mentally and physically, and something else (vague, but w.e) and this fusion is a different person entirely (this has been stated), So the act of fusion is the act of physically and mentally combining yourself with another person, not exactly comparable to a real relationship as you do not retain physical and mental autonomy, so the act could be, at most, be compared to imprisonment, and mind reading, now you can have your questions about either of those, but this, for the most part is what fusion is. Another aspect that might be worth examining is the detail of becoming one person, with one mind, this would mean a fusion is a independently thinking "person" with the ability to make decisions, such as staying at the bottom of the ocean, but that only vaguely applies here.
The point being, what Lapis did amounts to imprisoning, tormenting, and "mind-reading," a hostile and clearly homicidal alien who was trying to kill her only friend. That is to say, Lapis did nothing wrong.
Rape doesn't come with the added benefit of containing a dangerous individual who intends to do harm to innocents, what Lapis did, was not rape. Also pic related
