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honestly i feel they had every right and sure it seemed unprofessional but in their line of work and history, does that matter? come at me as you please but " if you don't have the money, don't take the illegal way of reading stolen works, " where is there no logic in such a statement that you guys are getting upset about? so don't get mad they are......   1 reply

dam i’m down tooo ♪( ´θ｀)ノ ig @415baddie   1 reply

I was 12 in middle school and the year was 2013, i believe my first was Love Stage. Because a friend wanted me to draw Ryouma for her. I never knew what Yaoi was until i ended up reading Love Stage to find a good image of Ryouma but ended up getting hooked on reading it . My friend told me its boys love but i didnt think it'd show H scences so i wa......   1 reply

My uncle gave me a sailor moon disc that was season 1-2 and i was (2004) 4, i grew up re-watching it and it never got old to me, my dad would get Naruto and Bleach CDs from my uncle and i'd watch them with him. So Naruto was my 2nd. My first manga was definitley Full Moon O Sagashite, i remember visiting the library in 2011(11years old) and picked ......   reply

16, Female, discovered yaoi when i was 12. I planned on quitting going into highschool but i just couldn't now my addiction is even stronger after that time period of not reading any. Its like a drug, i haaave to read it when i'm low on yaoi lol If i can't read it i imagine it , but no one knows i read it besides the internet ಠ_ಠ been reading t......   reply

Am I too late? My Line ID is kumalann ヾ(☆▽☆)   reply

Like someone else said, if you can draw the line between reality versus what you see in yaoi then you’re fine. I started reading yaoi when I was 13 but I knew that yaoi wasn’t something I should let influence how I think about things. But you never know who it is around you thats into yaoi. I made a few fujoshi friends at my school by chance an......   reply

For me BL has more diversity in characters characteristics and plots, though it can be cliché like any genre at times. But a lot of heterosexual characters tend to be repetitive, especially the annoying characters and poorly potrayed female leads that are almost always percieved as weak and senseless in unbelievable ways. Its more challenging to......   reply