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Smoothie's answer (4)
Not rape itself, but the way its portrayed; in not only a romantic way, but a necessary/the sole trigger for characters to commence a relationship.
I've seen people make the argument that it's SAD that a character hasn't been raped...
For them rape = being desired = good.
It's causing some yaoi fans to get the wrong idea for sure, and blurring the......
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11 03,2017
They always seem to be non-canon
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21 10,2017
First yaoi I was 11/12. It was a fanfiction. I thought it was real and canon.
I asked my religious dad to print it off at work, so I could read the amazing find to my sister. Luckily he was dumb enough to NOT read it *phew*
My sister was also religious and smiled, nodded (with a weird face) and didn't say anything throughout my telling of the stor......
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11 03,2017
Yeah I guess.
Downs were the arguments and intensity. Ups were everything else, we had so much fun.
I'm not actually sure if I was in love with him or if he's an obsession. There were times when he loved me, he liked many things about me but he wasn't IN LOVE with me if that makes sense. According to himself; he is not a person who wants to settle ......
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11 03,2017
