kelsy's answer (6)

the fighting, the adrenaline, plotting, jam-packedness.... you already mentioned the reasons yourself. the reason YOU dislike it may as well be the reason OTHERS do. there's no need to get into the technicals of why and how, some things just fall under certain preferences and tastes. that's the beauty of having diverse genres. others may like the......   reply

i initially had hope for my lists and saveds returning because of that one thread, but it's been days and my lists aren't in order and the number hasn't increased at all. i'm honestly feeling devastated because i'm the type to remember by cover and not title, so i've basically lost all of what i'd been reading... unless i come across them in other ......   3 reply

i've got fine pitch black asian hair and have been dyeing it since seventh grade (i'm a year post grad now). the most i've gotten it bleached was thrice, and it definitely ruins the hair permanently unless properly cared for and maintained with oils & treatment. the dark honey brown you want is the easiest of all to dye and maintain-- it's the cl......   reply

LMFAO this is crazy and i'm interested do you remember the contexts of anything? like if the character is working or if she was poor etc. etc   reply

i get what you mean, but wishing for another pandemic is insensitive and incredibly privileged. get homeschooled instead so you don't have to go out to a physical location   reply

my first yaoi was the manhua Here U Are!!! i didn't know i was queer then, and i stopped reading because the homophobia themes scared me LOL (it was too heavy for little old teen me i guess!). i still haven't finished it to this day, but it was such a formative read for me especially since it was my first exposure to queer media of any kind that ac......   reply