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Any Filipino and Filipina yaoi trash here? lol

I'm in college right now and no one knows that I'm addicted to yaoi and it's kinda sad sometimes. lolcri

Like, sometimes, I'd want to talk about it casually irl but I don't think there's any reasonable excuse for me to bring the topic up. Anyone else experiencing the same thing?

Here are all the reasons why, if you have something worthwhile to contribute to a discussion, you need to create and sign in to an account in order to put a consistent identity behind your words.

Long-term members, here, are relatively known quantities. People get a sense of who they are dealing with. We get to know what to expect from certain names-and-icons. We get to know who shows humour, intelligence, compassion and understanding, who makes spelling mistakes, has writing tics, what some of their tastes are in manga. A sense develops of ages, cultural backgrounds, education, careers, family, past tragedies and mistakes, the things that make them happy, who’s sweet, fierce, subtle, passionate, friendly, lusty, hilarious, has a strong sense of fairness. We know who has a temper and who has a big ego *raises hand*. We know who steals lists and copies reviews. We know who uses bots. It all shows up over time.

Whereas, you … who are you? Seriously. WhoTF are you? Because, as long as you’re anon, you’re the same person as Llort and Hoera-the-Sexplorer and all those assholes who post fake news and revenge porn, sell rohypnol and elephant tranquilizers online, bully teenagers into suicide, and organize crime and terrorism. As somebody pointed out to me yesterday, anonymous chooses to ellide his/her identity into a monolith of all anons, a Leviathan, which means the best anon is only ever as good as the worst anon, and nothing can be done to elevate the worst anon, because the worst anon is only around for the Lulz or worse.

“Judge me only on what I say!” Anon cries. Me, I, only I, I am. Except, that requires individuality, and anon has already eschewed that. The soul is missing. The fate of his or her contribution to the discussion is undermined by every other anon in that monolith, including those who are demonstrably mentally ill, violent, septic with hatred and bigotry, whiny about privilege, butthurt and with a big ax to grind from being exposed as a dickhead, or just eaten alive by envy, pride and malice.

This is because anonymous indicates something to hide, and people here have seen it all: sock puppet theatre, upvote rigging, baiting people into religious/anti-religious intolerance, suppressing dissent, threats of doxxing. It doesn’t matter if anon has clever words or things of value to share. Anon hides from light and exposure, so all worth is lost.

“Everybody on this site is Anon.” Anon blusters. Yes, but no. After time, we get to know each other and get a sense of what to expect. We notice who just signed up, who hasn’t read any manga, who only ever posts during peak troll. Whereas you …

Even if you know your views are unpopular and will probably set off a shitstorm, sign up and sign in before you post them. Otherwise, you’re just ….

Does anyone read any reversi BL, if so do you have a recommendation? I've always been curious about what would happen if there weren't the uke and seme stereotypes present in most yaoi.

Thanks.

My teacher discussed how a lot history teachers are under qualified to teach, and at one point shared a tale before Spanish colonization of my country; Miguel Lopez De Lagazpi (Spanish Governor/Navigator) was sent to Philippines. He came to the Island of Bohol. At first the natives were hostile for they were mistaken as Portuguese. He built a good relationship with the locals by sending an envoy to speak and clear the misunderstanding and offer gifts to the Datus including Datu Sikatuna (Chieftain). After sometime He sent many of his men to shore to invite the Datu to his ship in order to meet and deepen their friendship, and the Datu was compelled to accept the invitation. They met for the first time and fell in love . They made a 'Sandugo' or blood compact, which at that time more exceptional than that of marriage . And though it was rarely mentioned, it happened behind the first constructed church which was called Baclayon Church which bacla or bakla in our language means gay. He gifted the Datu with a cross and in return the Datu gave him something which no one knows what it was but it was said to be valuable the night before their parting. ˉ”( ⑉¯ །། ¯⑉ )ˉ” (this is me having a nosebleed)
I was excited after hearing this and just wanted to share as soon as the class was over. I didn't know if it was true or not. Everyone's welcome to share their thoughts except haters.

do you guys know anybody that has a lot of yaoi list?

The end is nigh the copyright gods have struckith the holy land of mangago. ┗( T﹏T )┛

YAS YAS YAS BUT I DID HOPE KABURAGI WOULD BE MORE JEALOUS AND ONOE BEING CLUELESS AS EVER AND THE JEALOUSY EXPLODES TO AN ANGRY SE- okay i should stop fuh

Oh Côme on péople why thé harsh commentés . At least bé gratefull for the author san's hard work .. i mean its Free And u're not forced to Read it if u dont like it so why complain??
I personaly loved thé manga and i like all sensei's works ....so please have some manners !!if u dont like somthing just leave it at that ... Its for 18+ i suppose there is no children here ????!!!!!

The story was sweet and poignant and had terrific potential, but as most new writers do, a lot if the potential storylines were missed or forgotten. That is not to say that this was a bad manga. If it had been written by a hardened pro, it would have been discouraging. However, having been an early attempt at publishing, this mangaka shows tons of potential to do well in the future. Their art is beautiful and consistent and their character development for the main protagonist was well done. Unfortunately, the story and other character development fizzled out about half way through. Secondary and antagonist characters flitted in and out of the story like humming birds. This mangaka has put great effort into their art work and it shows. Now, they need to hone their storytelling skills and combine the fantastic art with a well developed story and characters. They definitely have the potential to do well as a mangaka.

(bring on the down votes. i know it's coming)
But can i just say, after it was complete and i got to re-reading it so many times, it looses it's charm. I feel like Fumi is a bit manipulative, even if he isn't trying to be. It started out fine. but after they started hitting foreplay, i HATE that he was so against being a bottom, yet was offended when his partner said the same thing. and your reaction was to get pissed at him, not be like "i understand if you need more time". that got resolved okay. But then their was also that moment of the first time they had sex and he seemed to know jack squat about the preparations. Like, you want to have gay sex, go learn all the facts for both of you. Even during sex, he was panicked and asking if he was hurt. and was clearly scared. all he tells him is, "you're fine. don't talk about another guy to me". like, you could of done so many things to make him calm down. The whole ex-girlfriend thing too. Shunpei ran into mayu, unplanned, once, and saw a few texts. she called his buddies and showed up at the school. Why is fumi so pissed about that one?? Shunpei literally did nothing to feel guilty about. Then you ignore his phone calls all day and hang out with a guy gunning for you. that's not okay. The constant "i want to do it now. not wait for you to get prepped" thing too. and the "Go pretty yourself up, but we're doing it raw"? the fuck, you know how fucked up that will make him feel? and the sex prior to that, he went at his own pace, since shunpei finally felt good, but clearly, was going even after knowing it was painful. how can one do that? To the point he is hurting the next day? and you still nag about him saying no to fingers then too. i felt like shunpei could of done better.