It's because the author will write their characters to appeal to a wide majority of their audience and if there is one thing everyone loves, it's money! So to play into everyone's fantasy, you make the male lead a CEO. The reason why they don't go into how tough and stressful being a CEO is because it ruins the fantasy for most readers. Also the ......
It's because it's every straight woman's dreams, rich ass husband and financially good life. When ironically enough CEO Men irl...They're jerks. Doesn't look hot at all. Will mostly only want you for your body. Thinks of the poor in a bad way. Rich or not, men will be men.
It's happening when I watch 'Sex Pistol OVA' with earphone in my ears, my bigbro suddenly enter my room and watch it behind me without I realize it until the end! HE JUST PAT MY HEAD (￣∇￣")
A lot of things, but the first thing that comes to mind is grown ups (which they all are since I don't read shota lol) who both look and act like ignorant, stupid children. And I am not talking about some 16 year old looking 20-something guy (I ain't in no position to speak, I am one myself), but when the uke (usually) is a grown man, but he looks......
Sometimes clichés turn me off. Like feminine weak uke, emotionless seme, that cruel bitchy female antagonist, dead/bad parents, CEO's son... If the story is still interesting, those won't bother me much, but srsly they are overused. Also rape, incest, annoying love triangle are not my things. I may be old school, but if they are going to have sex......
Rape scenes! They scare the sh*t outta me! Then there are those girly looking uke or too manly uke (basicly bara uke). And I really find it annoying when the uke keep on saying "no! No more! I don't want this!". Then why are you enjoying it?? Also, when the entire manga has no character or story development and every chapter is filled with meaning......
When the characters are hella resistant all the time. "No... not there." "St-Stop!" Those kinds of things. It didn't use to turn me off, but now I want to read yaoi where both characters are in love or at least have a mutual like, y'know? Because not all couples are forced, so I just wanna see something a little more realistic. Also, I'm not into s......
Ah I've had the same experience but hmm I always tell my crushes I like them it just never goes well haha. The guys I like don't like me and the ones I don't like do.
Why is CEO type characters common in straight romance?