I freakin love twincest. I kinda wish the big bro was out of the picture, just the twins. Oh well.2020-10-20 20:19 marked
I've read a ton of different stories all the time be it literature or just Yaoi. And i think what still confuses me is when i see comments of people bashing others or trying to talk someone out of a story because it portrays rape etc.
Now hear me out. Rape, in noway shape or form is it okay, i think it takes no brainer to know that. Fetishising Rape is weird for me, i'd personally never want it done to me even as a roleplay.
Now what i think is not okay, the fact that people feel obligated to restrict an Author's plot based on their standards of right and wrong. Story telling was never a form of only showing goods and happy endings, it was all about many different things and majority of it what you cannot do in real life/let your mind run free. If an author ends up writing smth extremly offensive and traumatizing, in noway does that mean the author is trying to normalise the issue, but rather its their approach of portraying the issue, reflect it or even wanting the readers to feel some certain way. They're free to be as creative as they want without boundaries, its fiction for a reason.
Now if you, on the other hand as a reader hop in thinking you can handle it and you cant, you should know better what caters to you, what your limits are and what feelings you're expecting out of such stories. the overall if you manage to read all if you liked the story as a whole or not [not as the heinous acts involved] no one is saying its okay to do it in real life. Heck it you're on Mangago, to begin with you have to be somewhat mature/grown up so you'll know that none of this is okay, so if you feel uncomfortable, simply stop and move on to something within your comfort zone. Stop dragging the authors and putting them under the microscope of whats right and wrong. Imagine reading morally right stories that are so damn scripted and dictated with only the comfort of the reader instead of the author's creativity and what they want to portray. Idk about you guys but i'd like the extraordinary every now and then.
It is okay to conclude you hate a story because the main wronged/attcked the one he supposedly love. It is okay to have your own ideals when judging a story you're reading, that is expected. For you to make your decisions and thought process about what you felt reading a story.
It is NOT okay hating an author for it, telling the author they cant portray that or that the people who read such thing must be okay with rape. That is just dumb.
Fiction is fiction, dont twist that.
Rant is over.
Now hear me out. Rape, in noway shape or form is it okay, i think it takes no brainer to know that. Fetishising Rape is weird for me, i'd personally never want it done to me even as a roleplay.
Now what i think is not okay, the fact that people feel obligated to restrict an Author's plot based on their standards of right and wrong. Story telling was never a form of only showing goods and happy endings, it was all about many different things and majority of it what you cannot do in real life/let your mind run free. If an author ends up writing smth extremly offensive and traumatizing, in noway does that mean the author is trying to normalise the issue, but rather its their approach of portraying the issue, reflect it or even wanting the readers to feel some certain way. They're free to be as creative as they want without boundaries, its fiction for a reason.
Now if you, on the other hand as a reader hop in thinking you can handle it and you cant, you should know better what caters to you, what your limits are and what feelings you're expecting out of such stories. the overall if you manage to read all if you liked the story as a whole or not [not as the heinous acts involved] no one is saying its okay to do it in real life. Heck it you're on Mangago, to begin with you have to be somewhat mature/grown up so you'll know that none of this is okay, so if you feel uncomfortable, simply stop and move on to something within your comfort zone. Stop dragging the authors and putting them under the microscope of whats right and wrong. Imagine reading morally right stories that are so damn scripted and dictated with only the comfort of the reader instead of the author's creativity and what they want to portray. Idk about you guys but i'd like the extraordinary every now and then.
It is okay to conclude you hate a story because the main wronged/attcked the one he supposedly love. It is okay to have your own ideals when judging a story you're reading, that is expected. For you to make your decisions and thought process about what you felt reading a story.
It is NOT okay hating an author for it, telling the author they cant portray that or that the people who read such thing must be okay with rape. That is just dumb.
Fiction is fiction, dont twist that.
Rant is over.
2020-10-21 04:03 marked
Please help a fellow reader in search for
Sadistic seme manga!
Sadistic seme manga!
2020-12-13 01:27 marked
Any healthy yaoi that has like spanking or bdsm? Please NO Rape or sexual assault or really gross age gaps (like teacher x student). ヾ(☆▽☆)
2020-12-13 01:40 marked
any omegaverse w consent? like kiraide issate or Unmei no Kisu wa Oazuke
2021-02-25 20:00 marked
We kinda need to talk about how gay people are being fetishized throughout the BL/Yaoi community. Yes, BL can bring some good gay representation but it can be a problem if you
1) completely ignore all the problems that make the said BL problematic because the sex scenes are 'hot'. If you arent able to separate a sex scene from a literal rapey situation just because two men are having intercourse, that's not a good sign at all.
2) make BL references that carry on to things that aren't even BL-related (Literally, the other day I saw an Instagram post on how to draw waists. WAISTS. and people in the comments were making references to 'Top' and 'Bottom' and going so far as to calling it a 'yaoi reference' This is not fucking okay.), and even real life. Shipping people in real life is not okay.
3) use the 'fiction isn't reality, therefore it's okay to glorify problematic media' argument to justify these behaviours. 1. Fiction is often based on reality, 2. If a manga was made featuring incest, pedophilia, rape etc. (Ive been using that word too much sorry lol couldn't find a better one bc my English isn't that great) would that not say something about what the author thinks and finds acceptable? Whatever fiction you look at is always going to be a reflection of what's in the creator's mind, so yes reality and fiction are related.
Feel free to have a discussion or add anything I didn't put here under this post.
1) completely ignore all the problems that make the said BL problematic because the sex scenes are 'hot'. If you arent able to separate a sex scene from a literal rapey situation just because two men are having intercourse, that's not a good sign at all.
2) make BL references that carry on to things that aren't even BL-related (Literally, the other day I saw an Instagram post on how to draw waists. WAISTS. and people in the comments were making references to 'Top' and 'Bottom' and going so far as to calling it a 'yaoi reference' This is not fucking okay.), and even real life. Shipping people in real life is not okay.
3) use the 'fiction isn't reality, therefore it's okay to glorify problematic media' argument to justify these behaviours. 1. Fiction is often based on reality, 2. If a manga was made featuring incest, pedophilia, rape etc. (Ive been using that word too much sorry lol couldn't find a better one bc my English isn't that great) would that not say something about what the author thinks and finds acceptable? Whatever fiction you look at is always going to be a reflection of what's in the creator's mind, so yes reality and fiction are related.
Feel free to have a discussion or add anything I didn't put here under this post.
2021-04-07 23:12 marked
I freakin love twincest. I kinda wish the big bro was out of the picture, j...