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Why are you dead set on making people even more prejudiced against BL readers? WHY?!   reply

I do, but I might reconsider. I'm just getting sick of the prejudice. The term fujoshi is originally a derogatory term, but many women in Japan reclaim the word as a form of self-mockery. For me, I don't really care about the label itself, I just hope people will be mature and not judge an entire group on the actions of, most likely young teenaged,......   reply

As annoying as they are, I need to stop responding to those questions, if one can even call them that. The stereotypes others apply to all BL readers is kind of sad. I wish others actually acknowledged the decent readers and didn't generalize an entire group based on the actions of immature individuals, but I know that's asking too much from the in......   2 reply

In one week, I have an 6 page essay due on a book I never read and it's all my own damn fault.   3 reply

Body con dress, mini skirts, and spaghetti strap dresses/shirts. They can technically fit me, but they do "fit" me. My rolls make it look as I if I'm spilling out of those things. I cannot find anything to smooth them out that is in my tiny budget.   reply

I'm confused by it, and I do my best to respect their pronoun, but I am extremely, and I mean EXTREMELY, uncomfortable calling a person that is grown/ not related to me/ a stranger kitten, bun, bunny or anything like that.   1 reply

I disagree with a couple of the things you said, but you do have a point.   1 reply

I haven't seen any drama today...which is unusual.   reply

Congratulations, I rolled my eyes so hard that I got a headache.   reply

It's gross and, if close relatives, medically risky.   reply

If it's to the point of you retreating to the bathroom, I'd say it is closer to being anxiety. I am not a psychologist, though.   reply

To not die?   2 reply

This one girl in my class thought that when men "bust a nut" their balls would explode. I didn't laugh at the time, but, looking back, it's a kind of funny. Humans are not bees.   1 reply

Short answer: Years of being told that I'm hated/weird/don't belong and having no one to tell me otherwise, caused my to blame myself and think I'm always the problem. Sometimes, I can snap out of it, but the depression and trauma is deep and my self-confidence is nonexistent after years of bullying, so the self hatred always comes back.   reply

Depends on the type and flavor of tea.   1 reply

In general, I like the interactions between the couples. I like the plots even when they might not always be happy. Also, I relate more to BL than josei or shojo romance. Many of the woman in those genres are very feminine or have very stereotypical behaviors that I just don't like to see too much because I can't relate. As for the sex scenes, I ......   1 reply

Based on you style of writing, I can see that you are just a childish troublemaker, but I'll say this: The problem is the foolish people that think what they read in a fictional, non-realistic setting is applicable/okay to do in real life. Asking inappropriate questions, believing and behaving based on stereotypes, and, this is imo the most shamef......   reply

Uke and seme are students at the same school. Seme takes picture of uke doing something embarrassing. Seme blackmails uke into giving him blowjob. Seme get carried away and has sex with/rapes uke. They have sex many times and uke falls in love with, but thinks seme only wants his body. Rival-kun shows up and seme is not having it. Seme confesses t......   1 reply

Not during the scene, but sometimes, if it's really good, after.   reply

It honestly depends on the topic. I can't accept racism, sexism, or general jackassery, but, if it is a topic with potential for compromise, I'm okay, usually. It gets a little more complicated than that, but I rarely shut down a conversation/potential friendship just because of opposing views.   reply