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Some of these are not making any sense anatomically
That's the point tbh
You literally don’t make sense rn, his ass is pointing downwards on the ml’s thigh how would it even be inside him looks like author just copied a reference photo and completely forgot the other details
How do you report a series that is a duplicate or needs a status update from ongoing to complete? I remember seeing a button for it before but I don’t see it anymore…
I think it got wiped from my list
It’s in black and white and is ongoing
The main character (long black straight hair) initially starts out with a blond/brown haired guy and eventually breaks up and starts dating a black haired guy. The new couple are similar with high ambition and both of them are workaholics who like to maintain their physical appearances (think super go getter mentality). There was a period where the new relationship was really rocky and also the newer chapters talked about the two getting married
At some point the previous guy starts working with them on a project and main girl has complex feelings about it.
I rmb some of the commenters getting ragebaited a lot or wishing she would go back to the first guy?
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
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.
Ah let’s give a round of applause to an awesome ally pretending to be woke. Let’s give a toast to excusing queerphobia by saying the story setting is medieval Europe that is fictional and magical
?????
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.