Sorry I liked your coment when I wanted to downvote!
How did you come to the ridiculous conclusion of queerphobic?
He is not insinuating men can't like men, he is (very understandibly so) concerned because he has never been atracted to any man and now he thinks he is.
Also, this slop is technicaly, TECHNICALY, in medieval europe when homosexuality wasn't precisely mainstream...
that, and the fact the men in this manhua literaly have tigh gaps and breasts makes your argument ridiculous.
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I'm not excusing anything (mainly because I am quite literaly saying I don't think it's queerphobic in the first place).
And since you opened that door, if you don't want to see things that were common in medieval europe, don't read media set up in medieval europe and get all butthurt about it.
Fantasy and fictional works are still suposed to follow rules and conventions of the place and time the author has taken inspiration. It's called Narrative plausability and context expectations.
I'm also extremely in favor of timeperiod dramas being acurately depicted to reflect the reality of the time. Censoring things that actually happened because they are no longer acceptable only errases those issues.
that and do yourself a favour and learn to express your opinion without having to atack the person's gender/ideology/sexuality when proven wrong. It's very unbecoming.
Forget it, don't waste any more time here. These two clearly spend to much time reading explicit yaoi and now can't comprehend how other genres work ┑( ̄Д  ̄)┍
I'm telling you, some people should really touch some grass. They don't even make sense but look at them so proud, claping for themselves...
Smile, wave and let them go on with their nonsense somwhere else.

Which I already knew about but now I’m just getting queerphobic vibes too, I don’t know why authors keep insinuating men cannot like men. It’s not even done in a way where it’s a personal taste of “I like women” they make it sound like it’s immoral to like a man I’m so tired of this