youre 100% right. its also a cultural difference it seems?
I know... I may not be superbly knowledgeable bout Japanese culture, but I'm aware that they are very traditional and conservative...(Mostly coz of reading and watching manga and anime xD hahahahah)
I'm just wondering, when they'll finally change... I do believe that being conservative is good, but a little open is also good... Balance, I guess. xD
right and there would be more verse characters.. maybe even queer and non binary (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
I'm really curious how they'll portray it!!!! xD imagine the characters introducing themselves and using those identifications... now i want it xD!!!
Like, "I'm Amano Kouji, studying at oo highschool, and I'm pansexual..." ... ... ... That's really something I wanna read. xD
SAME ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ
S. Korea is far ahead in the game so you'll probably see it in a Korean Webtoon before anything else. Japanese manga is still pretending like bisexuals don't exist half the time. Meanwhile webtoons include asexuals. Of course, in non-BL LGBT Japanese manga, there's a diversity of people. But I find it nice that for S.K. even BL acknowledges diversity.
That's funny... I haven't noticed even when I was reading the popular one's. xD I didn't see one use of identifications... hahahaha
TAKE OFF YOUR EFFING CLOTHES!!! or at least the top's fricking pants.. Like seriously! xD
Also, I don't usually see it in yaoi's actually using the word Gay as a label. In fact, I could count in one hand the manga's I've read that actually use it. Usually, if they ever do, they just use Homo, or Homosexual, or if not it's like, "So you're like THAT... " or "He sees me THAT way huh..." ... Is it really hard to use Gay? xD It's just three letters. And, Bi is like non-existent. it's always, I'm just gay for you... Like, hello? Some people don't like labels yeah, but it does help for identification xD Hahahaha