My friend lived in Tokyo for two years, she always says that the last japaneses generations are very fixated in appearance and age. Though they usually marry late, they want to be fit and young as much as they can. I don't know about other places, but South Korea is even more fixated on that - as you can see for their actors and actresses always lo...... 1 reply
Well i can't tell you something very in depth that goes into culture differences, but i can tell you that as someone in their early 20's with sisters starting/in high school, they call me old and i see how their friends see me as someone who is "old" LOL. Not only them, but to others that i mention friends that are in their late 20's, they also con...... 1 reply
I love it. Would marry it. The passion of my life. But when I got em artblock, oh well my dear friends, I would cry in the corner and tell myself I would never touch my pencil to draw anymore.
So yeah, like all those relationships, It's more like a love-hate relationship.
Complicated, I know. 1 reply
I keep reading so many stories where if the guy is over 26 he's being called old especially 30.. I don't get it, to me it's still considered young being 20's or early 30's. Is this a japanese culture?
There's nothing like online friendship doesn't exist... It does and I have friends I met online about 7 years ago and we're still in touch until this day even thought we live so far away but we're hoping to meet someday, and I'm thankful that I get to know them and to have them in my life... Oh and I made a friend through this very site mangago it ...... reply
I like drawing... But I don't wanna add a picture on here 'cuz it ain't as good as everyone else's on here lol ╮(￣▽￣)╭
-edit- Since there was a comment on how it doesn't matter what it looks like, my one of few pics drawn on a computer then (Because it's a pain to take a picture and upload it) 3 reply
I super love drawing! It's one of my hobbies that I never get bored. I actually never went to art class or saw any tutoring demos on how to draw, I just taught myself the time I started to get addicted with anime. Sometimes, whenever I think about it, I probably can't live without my ability to draw. And they say, anime doesn't teach you anything........ 1 reply
I thinki was around 14. Im bot really aware of it yet, but i saw that anime 'Kyo kara maou' its not literally yaoi but its got shounen ai as its genre
Back then Sports anime arent that yaoish yet. Lol
So basically that isnt offiially the first. I can only consider official whenyou got those sexy scenes and i think I was 17-18yo... I was working on...... 3 reply
Umm... I was like REALLY SHOCKED! When I saw that scene before I was like (⊙…⊙ ) Aaaaand I got used to it, and I enjoyed it. (^o^) (=・ω・=)
PRAISE THE YAOI GODS!!! ╮(￣▽￣)╭ ╮(￣▽￣)╭ reply
Hey fudanshi here! Edit: Sorry wall of text ;-; TL;DR at the bottom!
I believe I was 13 (2 years or so ago) when I first discovered yaoi as in manga or doujinshi. Back then the boys at school are in that "curious teen" state, so they always talk about ecchi or even some hentai and stuff. Since I am gay myself, ...... 1 reply
Honestly, i was intrigued, curious, really. It was an intense feeling cause it was following the climax scene where the couple fought or was solving the problem, and it was intense, like pushing, banging, smooching, pulling, and smodering with slurps and thrusts and ooohhhs and aahhhhhs!!!
If you were like me that came from following and searching...... 1 reply
i was 15 (last year), now i'm 16
once i said that i would never read yaoi, but here i am
i didn't think it was disgusting or anything, i was 'whatever'
i thought that fujoshis/fudanshi were weird, because the majority of them are straight, but like to read 'gay porn' (??) not that it's wrong or anything, i just found it strange
my friend indicat...... 1 reply
I was just about 11 years old.
One of my friends introduced me to yaoi. At first , I didn't get what it was but, little by little I get addicted to it. (>w 1 reply
I was a Narutard when I was 8 but I skipped the yaoi doujins. Then when I turned 9 (3rd grade), KHR literally meant the world to me and I was prepared to explore the dark parts lolz, so yeah. I started reading yaoi doujins when I was 9 and I craved like a goddamn animal. Oh yeah, I'm currently 15 turning 16 on July so I think I'm a pretty bad kid. ...... 1 reply
I started reading at age 9 and my first yaoi was Aibu, but when I read it I didn't understand wat it was, but I was strangely addicted to it. (≧∀≦) reply
It was two years ago, so I was 15. I was newbie in anime/manga world in general so I looked for information of everything and I don't remember how I ended seeing "sensitive pornograph".
After that came sekaiichi hatsukoi, Jonjou romantica and lots of beautiful yaoi manga (☆▽☆) reply
my first anime was ouran high school host club and it is my all time favorite anime til this day & my first manga was pita ten & i'm so glad i read it while i was young bc i would probably hate it now oml. 9 reply
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