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As much as I'd like to say liking or hating yaoi/yuri is entirely a personal preference, I think its a bit more complex than that. There's a long history behind both genres. Yaoi was originally crafted by women for women. There's a lot of theories about why, but it generally boils down to a desire for romantic/sexual fiction that wasn't as inhibit......   1 reply

Art history is truly one of the most interesting ways to learn about world history, to me. In viewing art in museums, the historical contexts behind their making are something you don't fully get. It's fulfilling to me to have some background knowledge to fill the gaps left behind by a few-paragraph didactic. We learn new things about art history e......   reply

As a person who absolutley craves stories that deal with tragedy and difficult themes, I feel like I can answer this question for you! I understand why some people would avoid reading tragic stories. As an emotional person myself, I whole heartedly can sympathise with the desire to steer clear from things that leave you feeling torn or broken. Ive ......   2 reply