I'm Korean so I'm learning Korean to better understand my parents/relatives. I can speak conversationally but I want to be able to speak on deeper topics. I'm learning Japanese because It's just such a pretty language. I want to be able to speak in that kind of language too. reply
No one can answer this question definitively for you since you are the one who handles and feels all the minute emotions regarding this sensitive topic. I'd say the confusion is a good step towards figuring yourself out. I'm going through somewhat similar emotions but I'm just giving myself time and experience. I've definitely considered "exploring...... reply
I actually quite like it, particularly brotherxbrother. I always liked incest stories for some reason, though I can't really see myself in that position. I can separate the two from reality and that's what makes it easier to stomach. I don't even really have a problem with it in real life if other people choose to live that way. Though it entirely ...... 1 reply
18, female, korea, student, california. I've read it since I was 13 but I was aware of the genre when I was around 9 years old. I just assumed the genre was BDSM but I encountered koisuru boukun and it was a pretty normal manga (aside from the sex lul). So once I realized the genre was more than that, I started reading it more and it became more a...... reply
To be honest, I don't really watch much anime but I listen to quite a bit of BLCD's and someone who I've recently been adoring is Masuda Toshiki. Murase Ayumu's voice is super cute as well. Although Suwabe Junichi doesn't really do BL his voice is so attractive to me, as well as Ono Yuuki's. I'm just super obsessed with Masuda Toshiki right now T_T 5 reply
Which is why I prefer Yaoi :D. I used to be so obsessed with shoujo mangas but yaoi to me is so much better. It's like I opened up pandora's box. I discovered so many new types of stories that just wouldn't work in shoujo mangas. What would a straight couple ever know about a struggles of a gay man? Or liking someone against all odds. I don't know....... reply
I tend to avoid tragedy with a 10 ft pole since I really don't like the sad feelings that linger but when I have, I am usually OKAY at most just a little teary. I had avoided tragedy for so long but I recently watched banana fish and it completely destroyed me. I bawled for the main characters and cried so much. I am thoroughly traumatized and vow to never go through such a painful experience again (dramatic i know, but I'm just very disheartened). But for those who seek it and enjoy tragic endings, why?
did watched hyperventilation
did song lyrics stuck in head
