You know what really grinds my gears?

I've been blessed with the relationship between Jeff and Jerry. Even though Jeff seems like an uke himself. I'm down with it. (๑•ㅂ•)و✧

now i want to write a fanfic for this (〜￣△￣)〜

I'll be your first fan. (づ￣ ³￣)づ

I want to feel Brian too UWU

Jeff opened the fridge, and pulled out the bag of ham, some cheese, and tossed it on the nearby counter, then shut the door. He grabbed the loaf of bread, which was already sitting on the counter, and opened it. In less than a minute he had two ham and cheese sandwiches, and he smirked, and picked them up, taking a bit out of the sandwich in his right hand. He then thought of Brian, and he grinned, thinking of the echidna's muscular figure, which kind of turned Jeff on. He then sighed, knowing he couldn't let Brian know he was gay. He would probably start sleeping on the couch or something, which would make it worse. Jeff then began walking back to the room, figuring Brian would be agitated already. But when he walked into the room, he was surprised to see Brian, the sheet down, and an erection in his underwear. Brian didn't notice at first however, that Jeff was at the door. "Brian?" Jeff asked. Brian's eyes widened, and he looked at his body, and quickly threw the blanket over, him, a cherry red blush reaching his cheeks. Maybe I won't have to hide my secret after all. Jeff thought, small fantasies speeding through his head. "J-Jeff! How long were you there?"

wtf is going is jeffrey and brian real characters or what?

Jeff and Brian are not previously existing characters. I used stereotypical white male names to personify a concept that I had issues with.

However, I will be making a bl fic of these characters. You can find more details here: http://www.mangago.zone/home/mangatopic/5229858/

oh i see looking forward to it lol (≧∀≦)

Isn't that what Japanese people usually do?

Yes, it is. However, the reason why they do that is because it is considered impolite to call someone "you" (anata, in japanese).

In english, "you" is still polite when you ask a question, or when you're talking about someone, as it is a pronoun. In japanese, they don't really use pronouns.

Okay so? Just because the English don't like that kind of thing doesn't mean the translators are going to trouble themselves.

Yup, I know. As I said, it's something that grinds MY gears. I wish something would be done, but I'm not counting on it.

K then