what do you think is the most realistic bl story that you've read?

its called until i meet my husband its based of a true story by a Japanese gay activist he wrote about his life and the struggles he had while being part of the lgbtq basically what he felt i recommend giving it a read   reply

10 years where I loved you the most. It’s theme is so realistic. Theme: You will never know what you’ve lost until it’s gone.   3 reply

personally i think here u are is quite realistic especially in that one scene where yu yang goes back to beijing to meet with his extended family and they keep commenting on his sexuality. i personally don't have these experiences in terms of coming out or sexuality but as a chinese person this kind of thing is so common. relatives are just all up ......   reply

I think so far Dark Heaven is the most realistic bl story I've read. The oppression, the racisim, the drug abuse and psychological traumas.. like damn... The author did a good job with all the characters struggle that really happened in real life. It's a 10/10 for meeeeeee   reply

new york, new york (http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/new_york_new_york/). highlights the hardships of a how it's like to be a homesexual in 90s NYC. there are some dramatic aspects of course, but the realistic handling of the aftermath of rape as well as the topic of HIV/AIDs amongst gay men was interesting to see in a BL. (i recommend you skip th......   reply

Hyperventilation is very poetically and ethereally beautiful in my opinion. The color scheme and art style are amazing while the pining love between the characters are very subtle, yet so sweet and realistic. I highly recommend it if you haven't read it. And watch the animation for it, the music and sound design are just *chefs kiss*.   reply

I feel like koimonogatari seemed realistic. The emotions were so raw it left the reader feeling them and understanding the characters struggle better with every turn of page. The characters felt real and the situations felt real as well. It felt natural   reply