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i love how most of us here are just fearful-avoidant/disorganized   reply

no like thats so understandable. there are multiple works that I initially read for the smut but stayed for the plot (like Mr A’s thingy). When the smut and story be too good, you just gotta hang on for life   reply

ybc is peak yaoi, and yaoi has a bunch of problematic stuff in it idrk what u want. if you want truly peak stories with amazing plot and characters at that, go look for them, theres a lot out there.   reply

Why the fuck was a japanese word a slur for some reason?   1 reply

oh man, the pitt might have accidentally swerved my career trajectory to med, idk   1 reply

theres various sites to read novels at, but I always go to novelupdates for these. On a side note , honestly idk why so many people dont know where to find certain novels when all i do sometimes is do i quick search on google then i find it? this was even before i had any knowledge about novelupdates and was still a newbie to the whole manga/ligh......   3 reply

I was sad that i forgot my og account lmaoo   reply

My friend and I were having a discussion on yearning, and “The Count’s Maid” just popped up mid conversation. The novel is completed but the manhwa is still ongoing (you may read it in novelupdates). All I can think for now about yearning is “Our Sunny Days” in the BL aspect. Ngl I find most stories with the concept of yearning in it bori......   1 reply

Just because the story has a healthy couple, doesn't make it immediately good >> i agree, i had to reread your take a couple of times to not be misled. And so far yeah, you have a good take. I do find some stories with healthy couples boring as well. Like regardless of the genre or tag, some stories don't really get my interest at peak even at the......   reply

genuinely, i think its a projection of some female readers onto male characters. seeing heterosexual relationships in media is the norm and as females, we could have a couple of guesses to where the relationship would be going and how it would end; plus women have been objectified for forever, so it could throw us off. if, however, we project som......   1 reply

Dont be shy, tell us the name   reply

(Ngl i dont really understand your question) I feel like its kinda the same with other addictions, its hard to talk about them because they are stigmatized, and thats where a lot of people feel shame on. Theres this vulnerability in openly (physically) confessing to someone or maybe just your own that one is addicted to something, it sounds crazy b......   reply

ill take the $2m per month and spend the rest of my days reading ao3 or smth   reply

lmaoo id understand if they read the story and like the story but are self-aware of how much of a shit person they are, but to be incredibly blinded by their beauty is stockholm syndrome level   reply

The person who said to talk it out with ur sis is right. dont be like me where I flipped out because I kept all my thoughts, feelings, and emotions in. My sibling is/was in a similar situation except we didnt have the support thing w the family. They relied on me in other ways a lot and I was just too damn exhausted to bear the weight—that was wh......   reply

this is so me, but occasionally I do enjoy a really good non-bl story, if it enters my standards   reply