I understand where you're coming from but I disagree with the sentiment. Before anything else tho, as a member of the LGBTQIA+, I understand the fear and effects of becoming an object used by the heterosexual community just to satisfy whater fetish they might have that we did not consent to. Until now the community is still trying to reclaim lesbia...... 2 reply
Just a few of my friends. And it isn't because I hide it, its just that there really isn't much of an opportunity for people to know about it.
Like not a lot of my friends are into anime and to those that are into it, we just happen to talk about another genre we both enjoy. Partly to blame also is my personality because I'm not the type to bring...... reply
This is a very tricky topic actually. Works of fiction that portrays or contains taboo subjects such as rape, pedophelia, incest, etc.
I think what matters the most is how the readers would accept the art presented to them.
Its VERY IMPORTANT that the readers understand the divide between fiction and reality. The problem is not everyone does e...... 2 reply
I appreciate a good eye candy as much as the next person but if people are going to invade my privacy and make me feel watched and unsafe, i don't care if they have all the best genes of angelina jolie and timothee chalamet put together, i am calling the cops on that mofo 2 reply
Im curious cause some of my friends were surprised to know that I know characters to animes and mangas that they say arent considered mainstream. They said that I didnt look like the type to be interested which was funny because I used to hole myself up in my room during high school summers just to watch, read, and play these things. I realized that I never talked much abt this hobby irl because of forums and threads online. I dunno. I guess I just find the whole thing funny cause apparently I dont have the look/personality of someone who likes anime (whatever that is) when I've always considered myself an otaku.
did has gone or going to college
