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Okay I'm finding a Korean yaoi manhwa okay so you know the uke is broken hearted because if his abusive boyfriend I think or maybe that boyfriend played woth him . So the seme falls for the uke but maybe the uke is playing with his heart but he falls for him too. I don't remember much but uke and seme separate their ways because the uke tells him to you know achieve his goal
and also his like they made promise to each other etc. The uke lives with ex and they had a fight the uke got injury in his head , the ex asks for forgiveness , and the lives with him until he got completely healed and then he says that I wanna leave , I'm going but the ex begs him not to leave but he left. Then one he wandering after giving exams or maybe something like that and the mc and ml met each other . The ex gets depressed but then he asks his sister to take him to USA . So he doesn't get involved in uke's life. It's kinda messed up and my summary's too but please help me. Thanks
Why do yaoi or sometimes even shouen ai manga make it seem like bisexuals don't exist ??? It's just funny.
Right??? The teacher is obviously BI
Lmao ikr I was like- bruh if he said he was bi then problems would be solved lol
Maybe its got something to do with language?
In my language we dont even have a term for "straight" and "bisexual"
I like men and women, Im not straight but I wouldnt call myself gay either
Lol can bi-erasure happen if bi didn't even exist in the language at all yet?
Well but you can say that you like both but no inmost of the mangas it's either straight or gay like parallel lines. Most of them just deny to recognise bisexuals.
I guess its hard to recognize it when there's no common word for it? Again I'm not sure about how it is in Japanese
In my culture its kinda similar? Its either people label you as straight or gay and usually nothing in between because a.) Ignorance b.) Having no word for bisexuals and the concept of it generally not being commonly discussed
Unlike in the west or in the english language, sexuality has a lot of labels and is very openly discussed
theres def a term for bisexuals in japanese, so this is not the case.
i dont wanna assume, but perhaps you might not be familiar w the lgbtq language of your country? bc my language doesnt have the appropriate terms for anything lgbtq related as well. we dont even have terms for “straight” and “gay”. instead, we adopt those terms from english. perhaps that might be the case w your language, but it doesnt necessarily mean it doesn’t exist.
This is like REALLY late, but the teacher seems more like he’s demisexual/demiromantic, with more leaning to girls? Cause he doesn’t find guys attractive, but after getting to know ml, he starts to see him as attractive and falls in love with him, despite being “straight”