MannasBannas's answer (3)

I think it would be best to name it after you've written a good portion of the story. Naming a story before you've written it is like walking through a dark tunnel without a flashlight. You have to really "see" the story (not just have a general plot idea) to get a sense of the title or else you'll get an awkward sounding title in my opinion.   reply

Not really. Most of the people around me don't even know what the term fujoshi means. So there's not point in categorizing myself as a fujoshi bc I'd just end up confusing ppl 乁| ･ ･ |ㄏ   reply

YES!!!! Bruh it's so infuriating. Sometimes it's for good reason tho like when the manga is getting an English translation so the scanlator group decides to drop it or if the author finds out. At the end of the day we're not paying anything, and that's the only thought that keeps me sane. I can't imagine how frustrated I'd feel if I was paying for ......   reply