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Japanese + Yaoi history lesson!!! "Fujoshi" is a play on the word "respectable woman" (婦女子). The first character, fu (婦) meaning "married woman" is replaced with the kanji for "rotten" (腐). It was originally used as a derogatory insult by men, as women interested in queer and sexual topics were seen as abnormal and unfit for marriage by......   5 reply
24 06,2026
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the duality of the fujoshi   reply
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I turned 25 this year. I feel the exact same. Actually, I'm positive that most people in their mid-late twenties do. The world is moving so fast and I'm getting older and I feel like I've missed out on so many things and I wish time would just stop for a moment. But I think that things will get better. I hope they do. You have to stay hopeful, even......   reply
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i'm actually the opposite! it's sort of a quality over quantity thing for me. full color is difficult and time-consuming, and most manhwas don't have the time and budget to pull it off. i'd rather detailed art with no color than poor-quality art with color. same with pacing. fast-paced, well executed story > drawn-out, slow story.   reply
16 06,2026
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Based. I totally agree. I can see where they're coming from -- when you scanlate something it's hard not to get attached to the series like it's your own work. But it's not. I see so many people with the attitude of "I'm a benevolent god who's doing you a massive favor" rather than "I'm making this amazing art and story accessible to more people ......   1 reply
30 09,2026
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the way this traumatised me when I first saw it (from madk)   reply
28 09,2026