The first ever manga I read was "Yatamomo", and I honestly don't remember how I found out about it. My guess is that in the drama CD, the uke (Momo) was voiced by one of my favorite voice actors (Shimono Hiro) and I decided to read the manga upon hearing the CD. IMO, this was a great introduction to yaoi, and thankfully one of the happier mangas th...... 1 reply
Maybe one day cuz being a muslim in the same time reading yaoi feel a bit guilty. It really hard to stop. I had tried to stop before but I just can't. 3 reply
Heck! Yeah! It was THAT day!!! I don't know how but I accidentally sent a screen shot of MRM to her and it was a ahegao kind of yaoi to that!! Let's just say, it is the elephant on the room now.. reply
I cannot remember the exact one that I read aince it was 2008 (have a memory of WWX, get it get it?)... But the first one that gave me a strong impression in Yaoi is "LOVE MODE". This is memorable because I had this question, "how did they have a big butt?!" Then I realized that Yaoi is not all only butts... reply
My parents don’t really support homosexual relationships. Every time I try ask them what’s wrong with someone’s different way of loving that diverts from “normal relationships,” we get into an argument. I honestly don’t care anymore. They can think what the like. I’m just going to keep on thinking the way I think. reply
I like seeing the chemistry between the love protagonists. It shows how love goes beyond gender boundaries. I’m fine with seeing the *** scenes, but I always like admiring their emotional bonds with one another! You could say that the *** scenes are a plus. haha 1 reply
Sexy smut ° Sexy uke ° Sexy uke expressions ° Practically everything if the uke is sexy (not the one that looks like a girl kinda sexy...like those whose body is sexy, a bit mascular). I hate the yaois where the uke is small, fragile(almost like a girl) and also those where the uke is arrogant and has his hands on 2 semes....
I like yaoi because...... reply
