I think it's only a problem when fujos can't differentiate between reality and fiction. Just like how shipping is so popular in mainstream media (think harry potter, supernatural, avengers etc) people are going to be more receptacle to gay relationships when the characters sexuality isn't restrained by an actual person - ie, the viewer can think wh...... reply
My first anime was Tokyo Mew Mew. This was when it was being shown on the TV over here (UK) so I didn't really know what anime was. I think my first manga was Rave Master, though i didn't finish it. If it's first finished manga it was probably Ao Haru Ride. reply
Yea as a gay it’s uncomfortable to see a bunch of little girls fetishizing my sexuality and calling these dudes their “sinful boi” or some bullshit. Drives me up the fucking walls. 4 reply
My first anime was kimpfrie and my first manga was a ecchi manga i forgot the name but it was this guy that lived in this apartment and there was a hole in the wall and he would peek and see a girl having sex and playing with herself and they went to the same school. reply
I got into yaoi at quite a young age, and my understanding of it was of course limited, in fact so limited to the point that I did not make the distinction that the stories are generally very hetero-normative, and that too was on a very distinctly polarizing level.
I come from a place where we are not socialized into an understanding of LGBTQI+, an...... reply
And how did you react to it? For me, it would be when a member of my family said that slutty styles suit me the most in front of my whole family. I was very taken aback and quite mad but i didnt want to start drama so i stayed quiet and just ignored them for the rest of the time. I still hold a small grudge till this day no matter how petty that is.
