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My Anime List recently posted some news on a new BL (specifically yaoi) anime. It's an adaptation of a manga called " Caressing the Nipples of my Hibernating Bear." Personally I have no interest in seeing the show nor reading it. However I was fascinated by the double standards of "NSFW" censorship on that site.

There were a couple of people who wanted to remove the cover picture, because seeing two chest exposed guys with booty shorts and somewhat questionable facial expressions is considered too lewd and not appropriate. The picture was removed and replaced with a picture of the title of the show (plus descriptions).

Upon digging into the depths of the MAL website, I have discovered numerous anime covers with NSFW cover pictures. I can assure you that some of them are a lot worse than the BL one. Now is this a question of censoring anything related to BL on MAL, because some homophobes and a couple of anti NSFW people hate those kinds of pictures? For many case, yes, as there are many people that like to spew out homophobic comments whenever anime adaptations look slightly gay in there eyes (cough** all male sports anime cough**). For other cases no, because even the cover page of Boku No Pico features the kids completely naked (Not posting the picture in comments for obvious reasons). In fact, the only "yaoi" tagged anime that have NSFW cover pictures feature characters who are or look like children.

So the "moral" of this story is that if the character is either a woman or a kid, 100% guarantee that MAL won't remove that NSFW cover picture.

Pictures will be posted in the comments below.

Small warning: I apologize in advance if any of the characters featured in the pictures may visibly look like minors. I'm not trying to promote such content. I know some people get "triggered" (can't find a more suitable term, sorry) about these kinds of things. So if you are, please be careful when you read the comment section.

Why are some users so eager to talk about their sex lives on this site? Can't they just keep it to themselves? I don't want to know how you masturbate to a 2D character, nor do I want to know that you fucked you cousin.

To start off I don't really follow social media as much. I just have an Insta account to save pictures. This is the only website where I have actually interacted with people online. I like to participate in discussions, but I can't understand half of the replies or questions themselves. I feel like every week something new comes out and everyone know the reference. It is kind of embarrassing, since I am young and I feel like an old person who doesn't know how to use the Internet. I use some memes, because those are trendy now. However I don't really understand most of them or how to use them in a proper way.

What are some of your ways to learn how to blend in without looking a bit clueless?

Also, what does Chile mean?

Hello! I hope you are having a nice day so far.

I have some questions regarding people who identify as non-binary/transgender. Even if you do not identify as a non-binary or transgender person, your answers are most definitely appreciated.

For some context, I recently discovered the term non-binary/ gender fluid on my instagram stories (I already knew about transgender people.) I am very sceptical about most of the content they post, because some of them contain false information. For a couple of months, I tried doing some research, but I cannot understand at all. I have searched on certified medical websites, but there was no official study to be found. I went on Youtube and saw some videos on non-binary people. However that did not help in the slightest.

Here are some questions I have:

1. What are the main elements that define being non-binary? (an example would be how gay people are attracted to men or transgender people identify to the opposite gender than they were born with.)

2. From what I have seen, non-binary is often associated with transgender. One of my closest friends is a transgender person (female to male) and he has gender dysphoria. Recently I have heard statements that you do not need to have gender dysphoria to be trans. Is that true? Do non-binary people need to be diagnosed with gender dysphoria as well?

3. The non-binary people that I have seen on Youtube often talk about how wearing different types of clothing or having different hobbies has made them identify as non-binary. An example would be if that person use to identify as female, but all the sudden, wearing suits and more manly clothing made her question whether she can completely identify as female. I don't understand this, because whatever you wear does not really stray from your gender. Is this true?

These questions may sound a bit ignorant from my part, because I am young and a lot of people my age already know about this. I am scared to ask on larger social media platforms such as Twitter or Instagram, because many people are very aggressive about their responses on these types of subjects. I have been on Mangago for some time and I thought this would be a good place to start since that many users are very open and kind.

I made my account today to post with question. I haven't before, because I was skeptical about making an account here. I also look forward to meet many users and to be more active on discussions.

Not even 12 hours since the Eula trailer came out and there is already an army of Eula X Amber shippers. NGL, they do look good together.

For those of you who are still studying, what subjects do you like and what subjects do you dislike?

I love to change my profile picture every Friday, but a problem has occurred. Every time I try to upload a photo, it mentions that my photo needs to be less than 2 MB. I tried various pictures and it still didn't work. All of them were under 2 MB.

Is there a solution to this problem?

Who is a character you can relate to in terms of personality?

Which sports do you play?

If you had the opportunity to meet a famous person for a day, who would it be?