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Does anyone else find their native language cringe?

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    No1SemanticErrorFan May 25, 2026 12:45 am

    Sometimes yeah

    Tulsi pata May 25, 2026 1:26 am

    Umm all I can say is that I would never be able to read yaoi in my language...

    No1SemanticErrorFan May 25, 2026 1:29 am
    Umm all I can say is that I would never be able to read yaoi in my language... Tulsi pata

    Same I can't even begin to imagine how the wording would be

    mattxjjklp May 25, 2026 1:37 am

    I wonder if English native speakers feel the same like imagine reading yaoi in your first language omg embarassing

    Fendix May 25, 2026 1:43 am

    Nah, its just mine is too poetical for my mind, so I stick with the western works.

    No1SemanticErrorFan May 25, 2026 1:50 am
    Nah, its just mine is too poetical for my mind, so I stick with the western works. Fendix

    Same with mine. Well it's not poetical per se, it's just wayy too formal

    Nave Drifter May 25, 2026 2:03 am
    I wonder if English native speakers feel the same like imagine reading yaoi in your first language omg embarassing mattxjjklp

    Honestly it’s the name in English that gets me because unfortunately I can’t like “read” the name like how you say the name out loud in the foreign.
    Example: Tori, Kai, taesun, etc
    Then. Charles, nick, Josh
    First : example no one around me has those names so the characters have no real life attachment so the characters are what their written to me. when I read something with English name that are certain situations it kind of ..cringe. Like oh this MC has my sister, brother, etc names plot intensify.. mm
    Sorry it’s hard to word this to get my thoughts across.

    The_Lil_Bean May 25, 2026 2:22 am

    Yeah, especially when the characters use formal speech (no one does that irl so it throws me off) or with the dirty talk, it just sounds so awkward