your standards have gotten after reading the pizza deluvery man and the gold palace
too high*
nah bro that's the fucking basic standard.
Babes if you don't like it don't read it. Don't take your hate out on the author babe. Everyone has different tastes if you don't like it then leave uwu
You forget how shit BL usually is, the bar is in hell
My thoughts exactly
fr actually
not related to op's comment but
different taste doesn't justify something shitty
Maybe you need to redefine what you think hate is cause OP is totally correct. Im not seeing any hateful behaviour from OP at all, stop making random claims.
I don’t think it makes it normalized IRL. These stories are very obviously fiction; I would in no way support this relationship IRL but I like reading about it and I’ll root for it here. There’s probably a psychological reason why that I’m not aware of, but there are a shocking number of people who like reading toxic or dark romance, and most of those people don’t let it carry over into IRL. I get your point and I do wish there were more fluffy BL, but I don’t like the insinuation that stories like this normalize rape. I promise you they do not (so long as 12 year olds aren’t reading them )
my bio*
I understand but I think the problem is more nuanced than that. There are many levels of rape culture, and many forms of rape in media. To me there is a huge difference between full-on rape porn and a book like Haunting Adeline/a webtoon like this. The biggest difference is the target audience: men for the former, women for the latter. I think real rape porn does have a horrible impact, especially on the men who watch it who then think it’s okay and the women who are affected by it. But something like this is more fiction-based, and read for a different reason. There are so many people who read stuff like this who do not condone rape or assault. To say that they think it’s okay/are desensitized to it because of stuff like this is baffling to me. I think women’s enjoyment of content like this does say something interesting psychologically, but I myself cannot name what that is. Maybe when society is more egalitarian it won’t be as common in womens lit, but for now it is.
At least someone gets it (=・ω・=)
I can understand what you say here, alright.
can't believe they pull the sickest shit known to man in yaoi and make it look so normalized irl
when r yaoi authors gonna learn that yaoi has more plotlines than all this abusive problematic toxic relationships where the seme gets away w everything at the end
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