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Some BL "fans" can't deal with frustration! Leave Doyak alone

Aelyn April 4, 2026 10:41 pm

Things got out of control, with the author suffering all kinds of harassment and heated discussions on social media involving readers from various countries.

This situation draws attention to something that has become common in the community for some time: the inability to deal with frustration.

When we invest time and money in a book, it's inevitable to create some expectations, but the direction of the story and the characters is in the author's hands, so disappointments can happen. Criticism and expressions of dissatisfaction are valid, and even necessary, but there is a limit between recognizing that something was not to your liking and disqualifying someone's work.

Attachment to certain narratives and characters is understandable, since within certain contexts, fiction can generate identification, comfort, and catharsis, but loving a character doesn't make them real, unlike the person who created them, who can truly suffer from malicious comments and attitudes. Would it really be valid to harm a REAL person to defend your point of view about a FICTIONAL character?

Responses
    MYAN April 4, 2026 10:45 pm

    Ngl if I was the author I would've killed the Mc so no one ends up with anyone

    Aelyn April 4, 2026 11:03 pm
    Ngl if I was the author I would've killed the Mc so no one ends up with anyone MYAN

    I agree. And I dont see anyone doing the same to others plot that only have r*pe and black flags to the end

    donghyuk April 5, 2026 3:38 pm

    I’m getting dejavú bc I saw these exact words on Twitter

    Aelyn April 5, 2026 6:01 pm
    I’m getting dejavú bc I saw these exact words on Twitter donghyuk

    Its possible cause we are using it to bring awareness to the situation