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When I turned 18 I bought the 3 first chapters of a webcomic called Starfighter by HamletMachine. I also have an MxM novel about a boy who finds out he's a merman and falls in love with another merman. It's called The Merman: Transformation by RayTheReign. Of course, I hide them in my bag because my dad is homophobic. （￣へ￣）   3 reply

Yeah, it's fine, but in Japan Otaku means this: Otaku is also defined in Japan as a word that defines a person who has obsessive interests, and can apply to a wide variety of topics, including anime, manga, cosplay, collectibles and more. (http://geekout.blogs.cnn.com/2011/09/12/otaku-is-it-a-dirty-word/) Also, I've heard it's mostly shunned to be ......   reply

I'm an INFP. Every time I've taken the test I've always gotten this result. (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧   reply

My sister has caught me a couple times, but she knows I read it and she doesn't care! But this question reminds me of the time I was reading Takumi-Kun on my mom's phone I believe, because at the time I think I didn't have one or my mom just has better internet speed. Anyway, I would clear up my history before I gave her phone back to her. But ther......   2 reply

Think of mangago as a mainly female-dominated gym in an area where it is mainly populated by other gyms made specifically for men, both straight and gay. The gym was specifically built by and for women and is designed to appeal to women. Men are allowed to enter, of course, but they must know that the gym wasn't built for them so they might not fin......   3 reply

I have gone through a number of hardship periods in my lifetime including right now (I'm currently 18 btw). In middle school, 7th grade, I became friends with a girl whom I knew from elementary school. We were the best of friends at the time. We both loved anime and manga and I would go to her house and play Persona 4 on her videogame console and ......   2 reply

Before I answer any questions, how do you know that most people who say they want to be a gay man are straight women? Because of the stereotype that those who read BL are mostly straight women? Why is using the term "straight women" relevant to the question or considered synonymous with ignorance? Most people I know who enjoy reading BL, including ......   1 reply