has anyone read a bl with an STD, I don't think I have? I was just asking bc i was reading omegaverse and there's always concerns about pregnancy but what about STDs especially when their known to sleep around.
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can we stop using getting drunk as a plot device to make things happen? or do you guys enjoy it, I think it's so irritating?
edit: and it's always that stupid, oh I forgot everything that happened while I was drunk when they wake up the next day.
For me the appeal of omega verse has always been the fact that the men can have children but i swear almost none of them do this. they are almost always about rape or some shit. does anyone else feel the same about this? Like it could have been about having wholesome children but instead it's always just an excuse to add rape.
anyway, any wholesome recomendations?
No i don't feel the same as you.
Omegaverses are not "almost always" about rape - you might just be using confirmation bias to think authors always use the omegaverse setting as an excuse to add rape.
Here are some bl omegaverse with children without rape:
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/tadaima_okaeri/
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/shima_chanchi_no_tsugaijijou/
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/hanagara_tsumi/
And there are so many more omegaverses without rape (but without children) (like the one the other comment linked).
like... the author could be using omegaverse to write about same sex couples having children, or as a setup for fated lovers, or to discuss gender-based societal discrimination, or to just establish a reason for attraction between characters. Which can be, and have been, written without rape
Automatically thinking omegaverse equals rape is kinda short-sighted
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/sweet_not_sugar/
Just finished reading this. Aside from the art change on S2 I quite love the story. Seme is so good to uke
Love that one, but the art change was srsly shocking I got in season 2 and I had to check multiple times if I'm still reading the same story so I just labeled it complete at season 1 lol (didn't read s.2 )
I marathon read from C1 to C60 and it was a shock lmao. S2 artist failed to capture the image that made me cry my eyes out on S1.. The characters lacked expression and such. After S1 I didn't cry on S2 I just read for the story and not the art
do you know any straight men or are you a straight man that reads yaoi?
my sister's fiance is an avid bl reader lol
Is an uke just a bottom or is are their specific characteristics to it?
uke is a bottom, they are the one's who receives.
Uke is just the japanese term for the one who takes it up their ass- it doesnt have a specific characteristic its just that most artists tend to draw their ukes small or feminine/androgynous tho theres a rise in more big buff titty malewives which is great too
oh that explain a lot
Does liking things like cat/dog boys/girls over regular people make you a furry, because wouldn't that mean the bit you prefer is the animal. Like at what point is it considered furry? How animal does it have to be?
as far as i know furries are people who have interests with animals that have human characteristics (a.k.a wearing human clothes, human expressions, talking, being able to communicate, walking in two feet.
Sometimes I read these stories (romance) and I just think, is Korea actually this bad? Like, the bullying in these stories is so extreme and there are never any consequences.
I understand not wanting to go to teachers or parents, but I feel like when the bullying is that bad you have to, there is no way these bullies are getting off free, right? I also always see the excuse that they're the kids of rich people but is that enough, but maybe in Korea it is.
Like I'm talking about knocking peoples teeth out and breaking legs but apparently the school just doesn't care. Honestly, maybe America is right about the whole guns thing. For some of these characters I low key think they might deserve getting shot.
From what I understand it's mainly that there is a lot of pressure for young people to get academic achievements and there is a lot of importance put on studies and grades. So in turn, if a student does something horrible, a lot of people have the mind of "oh but we wouldn't want to destroy the future of a promising young student" so cases of bullying are handled very leniently.
im not korean so idk much abt how bad the bullying is, but i do think it actually is that bad. i mean, ofc, some of it is exaggeration but it surely stems from reality. s.korea is very racist, misogynist, sexist country with people favoring lookism (pretty people) and classism. so it's genuinely that bad (movie: parasite is one eg). why do u think #4B movement started in s.korea? it's genuinely not good there.
the way i view it, its like generalizing american schools based on Euphoria
i mean based on the news, school bullying in south korea really is that serious. theres even workplace bullying. but these days ppl are more woke and govt are trying to take it srs now. even getting caught bullying someone in middle school can even mess up your college admissions years later. but the rich kids usually get away with it. so yeah, what we see in manhwas is based on reality, but the really violent, extreme stuff like knocking someones teeth out or breaking their legs isnt the norm. whats much more common is being isolated, ignored, looked down on for having lower grades, having malicious rumors spread, and cyberbullying. that said, there are still some really extreme cases every now and then. thats also why when a celebrity gets accused of bullying (esp school bullying) even if its just a rumor, they can get their career ended overnight