I still do fear it. I had nightmares about getting kidnapped in this.
Modao zushi. That shit altered my brain chemistry forever. Apart from the fact that I got completely obsessed with it 6 years ago I still go back to watching the adaptions and reading the novel and manhua once in a while during hard times. Its just my safe place when I'm away from home.
BF. (banana fish). the fandom will never fully recover...
cuz roses and champagnes bottom ain’t a lil bitch
I've developed the skill of just going to my profile in microseconds when I open mangago before the covers can load just to open this website in public lmao...
girl he is the whole female dinner, buffet, side snack, refreshments, main course, supper, lunch, banquet, breakfast, tiffin, brunch, tea, eleveness, potluck, afternoon tea, evening tea, midnight snack, midday snack, feast, midnight meal, 3am cooled glass of water, and so on.
I am such a d rider for marliygabes artstyle... I actually had to do two reads of the manwha. one for the deep lore and another for the art style alone. Just read the first chapter of paljae and you will see. It's so beautiful without being overly bright or flashy
( yeah excluding ORV and SCTIR)
I think everyone who has read a lot of bl goes through this period. Find something new to read. Pick up gl or hetero romance. Maybe venture into something that doesn't have romance at all. Read some books or novels. After some time away, you might rediscover your love of bl. If you're not ready to drop bl yet, here are a few that I've read recent......
This is a fucking great story. It has a good start. There is mystery, love, drama, betrayal and beautiful dialogues. It has 177 ratings but I’m pretty sure it will be popular. https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/lover_of_green_midnight/
A Cruel God Reigns is an emotional slog that isn't for everyone, but goddamn it's good.
well some of us appreciate the realistic representation of loose gay men
I see that youre a person of culture, Anyways My absolute all time favorite book is L'étranger by Albert Camus, it has the vibe you're looking for *Edit* Since your already read L'etranger I'm going to suggest some other works I like Les fleurs du mal ~ Baudelaire~ Le rouge et le noir ~ Stendhal~ Jane Eyre ~ Charlotte Bronte~ Les misérables ~ V......
Only to find out none of the presents you got are what you asked for but things your parents think you need.
Childhood Fears