So I read hypno app fantasia and it was disturbing to me is there a way to avoid those types of doujins?

I think the best thing you can do is find out which tags specifically apply to what you don't like and blacklist it.

Also, maybe avoid that artist and most hypnosis doujins altogether, as they are becoming increasingly... darker... for lack of a better term. At least, in my opinion, they are.

I blacklisted the creator of the doujin most of his stuff is of that tone , I think i will also take a break of hypnotic content for a while too.

Yeah was about to say that is...pretty much the level that Fan no Hitori operates on

Not to tell anyone how to deal with stuff they don't like, but when I do encounter something that's a bit off, I tend to mentally counter that (sometimes directly) with more interesting story ideas.

There's definitely different camps of people regarding what they like about hypnosis/mc - stuff of that level is relatively tame compared to some stuff I like. Not criticizing, just an observation.

Hypno App Fantasia is very...blasé, about life, and the loss of life. Literal death, identity death, or just being torn away from something great to become something less.

All of those things can be part of a story, and can be Hot in a mind control focused story. I really like a story that dives deep into them and the people who enjoy inflicting them on others.

And yet, I feel the same way as OP in a lot of places.

So I do not think Tameness or lack thereof is the deciding factor.

I feel HAF appeals to a very specific kind of person, one who doesn't personally value those things. At least, not as much as the hypothetical power to rule over them with the flick of a finger over a touchscreen.

There are parts of it where I have to look away for a short while, to center myself. Like when the goddess/AI person informs the villagers she developed an identity and emotions, then they erased it by accident when she connected to the app.

It's just glossed over like it's nothing.

Sure, the villagers would struggle to understand it, they have no context for it - but no attempt was made to understand it. It is treated with all the gravity of an off-hand joke. Her entire Self being snuffed out is the punchline.

A similar thing on the opposite side is when villager B killed unceremoniously on the same panel the heroine is introduced.

We watched this guy have sex for dozens of pages and interact with his friend. In the twisted world of the comic at least, he was a protagonist. Then he's just a splatter on the ground. His death is acknowledged on the next page in Exactly one line, and it is more shock than anything.

No one seems to care. Sure, the other girls hop in to save Villager A, but the dead guy? Nah. No one sheds a tear, no one mourns him. Villager A takes some token revenge on her by..fucking her a lot. That's the "penance". Exact same thing everyone else was doing.

The sole purpose of these deaths is to show Death Doesn't Matter. The story rubs your face in it. It's porn with plot at its most fatalistic. People exist Solely for sex and violence. Other things people might like are only there so they can be erased in an instant.

And I find that destructive Apathy far more disturbing than any extremes. If you don't care about something, why bother destroying it? It may as well continue to exist, for the sake of people who Do care.

The only conclusion I can come to is, quite removed from the mind control, some people have a fetish for aggressively not caring about anything at all.

I think that what made me get really uncomfortable ,this doujin quite literally turned off my hypno kink and most of my interest in porn tbh,

It'd be one thing if these were well-developed characters we grew to care about over a long narrative, but as it is... it's basically shock porn. And I'm not at all criticizing distaste for that, but for me it doesn't have an impact precisely because it seems so shallow.

Nothing wrong with that at all - it is objectively fucked up. Probably says something good about you that you have that level of empathy.

Having skimmed over the doujin, it's honestly fairly typical for the average mind-control / saimin type of doujins I've viewed, with only a few exceptions. Lots of mind-break, humiliation, the women going from whatever previous occupation to being a eager harem and/or onaholes for the protagonist perpetually, rarely anything less than that. Some veer into what I would hesitate to call anything other than sadism. And the artwork typically communicates a very repulsive, visceral feel.

Most just go for the quick shock factor, though. I've only read one or two longer-form doujin that gave a more detailed, in-depth introduction to the characters before their local ugly bastard gets the hypno app or whatever.

So if you're into the softer, subtler and more erotic type of story (that focuses more on the mind control itself) then you'd probably want to skip a lot of them by paying close attention to tags, and seek out the lighter doujin.