am i the only person that when i see so much red flag in the ML i stop reading the BL

Bl fans are indenial they like toxic plots ,if that's not the case, why are popular yaoi/Bl the toxic ones, and unfortunately sex sells. I'm not looking for for a fight here, this is a very subjective opinion.   1 reply

Duh, I'll drop it if it gets too much too - we all just got different tolerance levels in what we consume I just don't play the moral apostle and judge others openly for still enjoying something cause in the end it's just a fictional story with ficitional characters, it's not like I'm on here to make friends anyway & why make my life harder by figh......   reply

i js read what this site offers, except for cp.   reply

I love hating so I need to keep reading to hate the best   reply

I think there's a difference. You can have a red flag (or more) in a manga/webcomic. But I think "the bad thing" is when that/those red flag/s are romantiziced (I'm not pretty sure if that word is used right, in Spanish we have "romantizar"). That's when I drop reading. but I don't think it's bad if there's red flags when you see that the author is......   1 reply

I have also dropped many stories for this reason, even ones I was invested in. I had to stop reading because I was upset and angry at the way that some authors sugar-coat and romanticise assault. Now if I sense that it's gonna be that type of story I drop it so fast for the sake of my sanity I have a few exceptions that I still read because I want......   reply

Same, not only for BL tho. I don't mind so much when it's PWP (let's all be honest we don't read those for the inexistent story) but whenever there's even a thin story line I just can't appreciate it as much and end up dropping it   reply

Samedt then what's worse is like after all those ass*lts and b*llshits the top has done to bot, in the end, they still end up together like (╯°Д °)╯╧╧ DUDE ARE YOU BLIND   1 reply