Looking for some Yaoi manga with the main character knowing he's gay and is either being bullied for it or scared of being bullied. Or in the same realm, has unrequited feelings towards a straight character and is afraid of being hated if the straight character finds out. Multiple recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
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Looking for some Yaoi manga with the main character knowing he's gay and is either being bullied for it or scared of being bullied. Or in the same realm, has unrequited feelings towards a straight character and is afraid of being hated if the straight character finds out. Multiple recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
only one i know so far
Wait a Minute, Harutora-kun
Literally just re-read this last night
Any throuple yaoi (threesomes) where all three characters care about one another equally? I don't really like when it's two guys that are both into one person. I want everyone to love eachother equally :,)
What's the name of the manga in the picture? Or at least the author?
https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/angel_buddy/nbt/br_chapter-206/pg-34/
i think its https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/recipe_no_oujisama/
lmk if I'm wrong I'll try to find it again
I think it's this one
https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/recipe_no_oujisama/
And if not then it's one of this artists works at least
We twinning <3
Could someone please explain the rules of the Guideverse to me? I've been trying to figure it out and I tried to look it up but I just can't seem to find a real answer XD I'd appreciate an explanation cause I'm really interested
I included an explanation in the description
SENTINEL AU
https://www.mangago.zone/home/mangalist/1682199/
I don't think Sungho is a terrible character/person. Yes he is kind of a weak and easily influenced person but I literally know people who act like Sungho and his dad irl. I don't think Sungho hates Duk-Gwang because of the possible criminal charges. I think he knew the only way to keep Duk-Gwang from the fate of prison was to use his father’s power. When you look at it like that, Sungho literally used/manipulated his father to save Duk-Gwang at the price of his own happiness. I think Sungho is treating Duk-Gwang like he is because he has to isolate from him and it's easier to convince yourself you don't love a person than face the reality of never being able to be with them. I think Sungho is a very selfless person sacrificing his lifelong happiness for Duk-Gwang's freedom
So something has been bothering me ever since it happened. I was reading a Yaoi here on mangago and I get a notification from one of my favorite BL webtoons and I click so fast. After reading I left the comment "i left another yaoi to read this", just a lighthearted funny comment. Then almost instantly, a person replies with "yaoi fetishizes queer relationships. Maybe try BL?" and I was in shock. At first I was just baffled by this comment's stupidity and was about to leave an angry reply back (but that wouldn't make anything better so I just left it). But then if really got me thinking, is Yaoi this terrible thing within the LGBTQ community and I just never knew about it? And sure I'm not going to say that all yaoi has good representation of a healthy gay relationship. Often yaoi contains rape, ridiculous misunderstandings, and other stupid shenanigans, but definitely not all of them are like that. And what does (basically a hentai but gay) fetishize about an ENTIRE community of people. Wouldn't that mean that hentai fetishizes straight relationships? I would really like to know the thoughts from you guys who are most likely yaoi and/or shounen ai (BL) readers yourself. Does Yaoi fetishize queer relationships and how?
It does to a certain sense, but that is mostly the readers fault.
I've seen too many people- some I know personally- like a relationship simply for the fact that it was gay.
From my perspective, gay relationships aren't any different from hetero ones( except for the fact that they face more hurdles along the way, but yaoi mangas don't really focus on being accepted, but that's another discussion entirely) so when I see people fantasize about them purely for the fact that they are both boys, it annoys and vexes me.
The fact that a lot of the younger readers seem to idealize them is also problematic, as it paints their relationship as perfect and dehumanises it.
But yaoi/BL/shounen ai isn't inherently at fault- it just influences easily impressionable people, in most cases, children who have never seen or read about real homosexual relationships.
i can’t really answer your question but one problem i do see a lot with yaoi is the portrayal of the “bottoms”, which suggests that in gay relationships there has to be a “woman” in the relationship, which is unrealistic. Same with the 18+ scenes, a lot of it just isn’t realistic, but I mean what do you expect, its porn. i agree with your points on it, idk if what i said helps at all, those are just my ideas on why it’s so hated in the lgbtq+ community. someone else could probably explain it a lot better and be more correct than i am though
damn you are a smart 13 year old
i completely agree with what you said
I think people need to separate Yaoi and the Lgbt+ community because they are two different things. I think the problem is from people who cant separate fantasy and reality and start shipping real people e.g Larry fans.
Love everyone's replies!! Each point is valid and we have some super smart people here! I think i may repost this exact question in the future to get more of a conversation going not sure tho
Oh it definitely does. Now, were lucky to have authors that acknowledge that gay relationships are actual relationships and work off that but yaoi as a form of manga was started off to be porn for straight women. This article here is a good brief explanation of it all straight forward, though it's not to in depth.
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/embodying-japan-cultures-of-sport-beauty-and-medicine-2017/fetishization-of-gay-men-in-manga
I asked this question to get different opinions and information. I really liked the article! Thank you!
So I don't remember if it was a yaoi or a straight manga, but it was about the main character who had the power to see how many times a person has lied in their lives. They had never met a person who didn't lie until they met the love interest. I remember that towards the end, the love interest lied for the first time because of the main character.
Anyone have any ideas?
I wanna know too (￣∇￣")
- http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/count_h/ ??
- http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/count/ ??
They're sequel and prequel but idk which one's which
Yeess thank you! This is it! ^^ I read this like years ago and all of a sudden it popped into my head and i couldn't stop thinking about it!
Looking for some crazy twin psychological manga. Like where a twin is always compared to the other and when the other one dies the one alive pretends to be the other. Or something along those lines
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/like_as_the_time_will_come_when_it_will_rain/
Reflection in the mirror story.
You prob already read it but: http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/vanishing_twin/ Also, this one is great too: http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/tied_up_in_twins/?av=2
I know a yaoi callled twsited in twins? also maybe http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/soukyoku_megu_iroha/
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/tied_up_in_twins/?av=2
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/breath/
mangago forcing us to actually read the dozens of tabs of half read manga and not find a new one to start