(People don't count Avatar: The Last Airbender, right? XD)
So even though it was technically Pokemon, I'm not counting that either.
My first introduction to anime series was an alien girl harem series called Haiyore! Nyaruko san. Honestly, it encompasses all the harem tropes, and it's definitely what people think of when you hear "stereotypical an...... 2 reply
If I remember correctly I was in 5th grade so around 9-10, it was a complete accident. At the time I was really into shoujo and clicked on a yaoi thinking that the long haired uke was a girl. But damn was I surprised! It was called koisuru boukun and wow..... Let's just say it was detailed for my virgin eyes. And now I'm addicted to yaoi so yeah oh...... 1 reply
I'm a white 18 year old biro/ace trans man. I'm about to start college (in a month) so I guess that's my occupation. I literally live in the middle of nowhere so let's say East Tennessee although I grew up in Arizona and was born in New Hampshire. I honestly don't even remember how I got into this genre. I think I just discovered it one day and was...... 2 reply
I'm turning 15, I'm a trans male Canadian-Indofijian, am kinda tall boy (5'8-ish??) and bro I blame the Junko for getting me into BL. It all started in 2015 with the anime Watashi ga Motete Dousunda :') 1 reply
I'm a fujoshi since 3 years? I'm straight girl, i just admire those couple(boyxboy) they look cute for me but i'm no to same sex married. I just respest and reading yaoi? Its not a problme just be open mind. lol
Reading yaoi or watching yaoi anime its my stress reliever. 3 reply
Depends on the amount they expect. I mean, if you're in a relationship you should expect and want some time together. If not, why are you in it? Constant attention expectations, however, is unreasonable. That's why the best relationships are where a couple have separate lives that interconnect. 1 reply
I think it's good to balance it out, like she/he spends time with their friends and them with you, but i also think that it's good to give more time to your partner than your friends reply
Honestly, yes, it's very selfish. Your partner has his/her life beside you, you want his attention and time all to yourself. Why do you want to isolate him/her that way? Let them have their fun, their lives are so much more than one person only, no matter how much they love you... reply
Lol sorry but everyone goes through this once in a while..It is the classic I want all of your attention move but in reality it will be the thing that kills the relationship.. They have a life just like you do you might think that being together all the time would be awesome but eventually you will get tired of one another and ask for space..so I d...... reply
