I hate it when a guy doesn't want to be a bottom because it hurt his pride

Otakuku January 17, 2019 12:22 pm

I hate it when a guy doesn't want to be a bottom because it hurt his pride

Responses
    loona January 17, 2019 12:43 pm

    ikr.. its hurt your pride but u dont think the other party wont feel the same. gosh..

    Otakuku January 17, 2019 3:10 pm
    ikr.. its hurt your pride but u dont think the other party wont feel the same. gosh.. loona

    Ikr... It's like only they have feelings, the other party did not have feelings

    loona January 17, 2019 3:56 pm
    Ikr... It's like only they have feelings, the other party did not have feelings Otakuku

    soooo true...if u looking down on uke's role then how do u even love them. sigh..

    Moth February 10, 2019 8:44 pm

    The straight guy has bigger balls and big heart, compared to the gay guy. Wtf. I wish it’s somewhat a mistranslation. If not, then we know now that author’s take on gay relationship and gay sex is pretty skewed. Wtf author!!!

    Moth February 10, 2019 9:18 pm

    I checked the raw. It said that being an uke, ‘nanka otoko to shite dame na kanji ni narisou dakara’, which means somewhere around ‘because it seems to be a bad feeling as a man’. If I am an optimist in author’s opinion, maybe the ‘dame na kanji’ here might refer to something else. Dame means no good, useless, cannot. Kanji is feeling. Dame na kanji could mean feeling no good. But it might be referring to how he thinks that he simply won’t be able to bottom. Maybe because physically he thinks he won’t get any pleasure from bottoming (and it’s true though, bottoming and anal sex is not for everyone. Some people can feel pleasure, some people may only feel pain.). But what I am sure is that, he didn’t say any word about being a bottom stripped him his pride or that it would be a big blow for him or whatever (maybe it could be implied) but he literally only said that being the uke as a man, he would get him ‘dame na kanji’. Lmao... so interpret it as you like. But yeah, personally, I feel this line has reflected so much of author’s misplaced perception of gay relationship and gay sex. So, yep, that’s so not cool. And I hate the author for this.