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1. People who plaster this site on social media. 2. People who struggle to understand what consent means and glorify: rape, dubious consent, pedophilia, bestiality and so on. 3. People who fetishize homosexuality (And yes, it is possible to read yaoi/yuri without fetishizing either) 4. People who are clearly too young commenting in the 18+ comment ......   reply

I get 8 hours of sleep every night.   reply

I wouldn't say I find yuri weird because seeing two women in a relationship/having sex is pretty normal (in my opinion) but I definitely don't find it as appealing as yaoi. I am a heterosexual woman btw. Am I missing out? I don't thinks so. I've read a good amount of yuri and there are only a select few that I really enjoyed. Now, that does not m......   reply

Unless there are no clean spoons in the vicinity, I would ask your friend to re-evaluate their life choices. Although, my first thought was "BURN THE WITCH!" so...   reply

Just did it. Hyenas man...   1 reply

The fact that you're scared that you might be 'converted' into being bisexual makes me think that you doubt your own sexuality. This whole post smells like insecurity.   1 reply

There are some annoying little bastards I have to outlive.   reply

a new thyroid   1 reply

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sell a kidney...?   reply

When I was maybe 8 or 9 this one boy used to bother me so me (a young tomboy at the time) so my 2 years older brother, his friends and myself would make him run errands, hit him with a ball on purpose, multiple times during breaks, called him dumbass, idiot and everything but his name. I even got into a physical fight with him. (he ended up with a......   reply

You know opinions on the LGBT+ community don't fall into only two categories; It's not that you either A) an avid supporter or B) homophobic. It is possible to NOT support something but NOT be against it, especially when it doesn't effect you. (I'm assuming you're straight)   1 reply

I'm by no means a professional but have you ever considered that you may be gender fluid? I have a friend who is and your post reminded me of when I listened to them talking about how they felt. My advice would be to: 1. Seek professional help- A professional will give you a third person, UNBIASED perspective and help you understand your own feel......   reply

indoctrination   reply