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He did so much for the black and Hispanic community, we learned to spell vegeta before we knew how to spell vegetable.

My is this one When i first saw the title my first tought was "What a stupid title" needless to say i was curious about the story so i go to Google to see if this is novel first than this show up

These gay lil pirates and gay lil celestial beings. They live rent-free in my mind. Every single fucking day, I think of them. Every fiber of my being exists for them. I blink, breathe, live for them. I would absolutely crush anyone who gets in their way. They are the reason why I exist.

I was reading the countless of stories on queering the map and it made me start wondering if ill ever be loved or will ever love someone like that, so whole heartedly. i wish i had a story that feels like straight out of a romance book that i could share but i dont think ill ever be loved like this. that site makes be so happy and so sad...

people who act like asian queer content is bad or fetishistic while praising western queer content for doing the same thing are extremely weird and questionable

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MONTHLY GIRLS NOZAKI-KUN i literally haven't met anyone who watched this

I definitely think Banana Fish is underrated because people interpret it under the context of "yaoi" even though it's barely even BL. Don't get me wrong, I like reading BL, but this one by far has the best relationship that relies purely on their emotional bond. The thing that drew me the most in the Banana Fish is how grounded it was to reality. N......

ignoring what a stupid thing this is to ask, it just baffles me how fujos genuinely act as if strap-ons aren't a thing. like, go fulfill your fantasies and peg a dude. nobody gives a shit, plus you don't even have to be a guy to do that lmao

fujoshits are truly menaces

I'm a gay FtM man. I used to read more yaoi but lately I've been looking more into actually queer texts (written by queer people and/or actually accurate depictions of queer people). "Our Dreams at Dusk" by Yuhki Kamatani (an xgender person) is by far my favorite example.

Obviously you're not asking this because you are actively being transphobic, but also the whole idea of men acting like women to attack women is very much so a socially ingrained thought that your brain only noticed and only focused on because media wanted to portray trans people in a bad light. Its okay to have that thought if you've been attack......