@ScorpScio Because coercion serves as absolution. When responsibility is erased ("I didn't want it, it's not my fault"), the guilt of desiring the result also disappears.
The expedient of coercion is merely a narrative pretext to explore that femininity in safety, avoiding the real question: 'why does such "identity violence," technically one of the worst, end up seeming like the greatest liberation for many of these works' readers?'