It was an old Fullmetal Alchemist doujinshi, pairing Roy Mustang and Ed, which shocked me a lot because Ed was just a kid and I never shipped them at all. But at the same time, it made me want to read a lot more yaoi stories. And here I am now, 17 years later, still reading yaoi. reply
i dont think so. I usually get bored of something after 1 or 2 years (for eg bnha, i was a hardcore fan for 2 years until i just deflated and got interested in chinese novels.) But I've been reading yaoi for more than 4 years and I've never gotten bored with it. But, only time will tell. reply
Saying that yaoi or manga in general is pointless is like saying reading books, playing games, watching tv shows, and really..doing things you love..is pointless. I don’t understand people at all (ｰ ｰ;)
As for me, I’m never giving yaoi up. I don’t think I’d be starting my manga collection if I saw myself quitting in the future haha I�...... 1 reply
What the heck do they mean pointless? If they wanna see it that way then all manga, manhua, comics, basically all readable material created for entertainment is pointless. Anyway to answer your question I doubt that I'll ever stop reading yaoi. If no one interests me I'll just reread my favesヾ(☆▽☆) reply
I'm Christian and actively avoid a great deal of the material here, but I really appreciate the custom list ability which makes it possible to organize what I do like to read. reply
From my fifteen minute research I've found that the first Yaoi/Shounen-ai is known to be "Kaze to Ki no Uta" by Keiko Takemiya. You can read it here in mangago. But the thing is it's not the first ever, but rather the first popular Yaoi/Shounen-ai. The first ever is called "Heart of Thomas" by Moto Hagio. Both Keiko Takemiya and Moto Hagio were fri...... 2 reply
i dont like presenting myself as an fujoshi, cause i tend to read all kinds of manga, but for some time in my life i really thought i would have stropped by now
well guess i wont huh 1 reply
