If you would have the patience to read all of them, I would applaud you. Lmaooo
If you don't want to read some comments,
I can delete it :d
I agree with your first comment.I'm sick of this disgusting mindset in general. That's why I prefer talking to critical readers.
*If we're talking about fiction that portrays relationships and sexuality between two men, genres such as bara (ML) and gei komi, for example, tend to be more realistic because they are often created by gay men.However, they can still contain instances of abuse, r*pe, and the idealization of certain aspects of unhealthy relationships.
*Even if some people engage in these things in real life, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, preferences, or roles, people can still take things way too far when it comes to fiction.*
Speaking for myself, sometimes I have a hard time taking comics as an art form seriously. Even though film and comics are two different art forms, I usually look for realism.I can't help it, but sometimes I find comics a bit childish, aside from certain exceptional works, such as Monster and Psycho-Pass. I'm a film person anyway.
As for the second point, yes, I prefer fiction written by queer adult women. It’s also easier to find that kind of representation in lesbian films. As a recommendation, Queerr Comics Database seems more reliable to me. I found and saved the other links while browsing Reddit. To be honest, I’m not a yaoi addict. If I were, I’d probably be able to give you a much more detailed explanation. I just told you what I personally pay attention to when I read. So don’t expect too much from me—I forgot to mention that lol. You can swear at me now.