just can't handle those super-duper cute adorable moments between couples that happens in like once a blue moon, like, i'm dead man, that was too much stimulation for a single dog.
every time that happens, it's always past midnight and i'm up jumping around like an idiot! it's too pink! *x*
though, i keep coming back for more hahahah! 1 reply
Absolutely not. Yaoi (and just anime in general) has always helped me through hard times. Yaoi expecially helped because of the love stories and the situation I was in. I don’t feel comfortable saying my story on here but Yaoi helped a lot through the hard times and just overall was the best thing ever. I would hate myself if I ever gave away som...... 2 reply
At first, when I start being a writer, I thought that there was nothing more important. But when I started being a fujoshi, there was a decrease in my writing career, like I would prefer reading yaoi than writing. It has become my life. So how can I stop when I'll die without reading for a single day? XD 1 reply
There wasn't much variety back then, but probably one of those badly written/drawn ones with the same type of characters I hate so much (like a really girly uke and possessive seme that always embarrasses the uke). I can't remember exactly, but it may have been Okane ga Nai. Although, I also remember reading a lot of Junjou Romantica since it was o...... 2 reply
Junketsu drop, because I saw this signature from someone on a MAL forum and thought it looked interesting. In the panel Kasukabe says to Misaki, "Misaki, you are not a virgin are you?" and Misaki looks very embarrassed. 2 reply
I have and I wander who hasn't, and as for how many times... Do you mean let or staying up to the next day counts too? Ether way I don't think is possible to count that. ( ̄∇ ̄") Cause who doesn't love a good all nigher reading ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ reply
Not really sure, and not in this site either. But it was awful with ugly drawing. The first yaoi that made me hooked was Toshishita no Ryuugi (am I spelling it right?) and I still reread it until now. reply