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I'm gay and I read yaoi, but I don't like anything specific about it. Some of my friends think it's offensive because there's barely ever a story where the characters are switches and there are a lot that like to use rape as plot devices, but I don't really see it as a problem. I just think it's a work of fiction meant to be appreciated for what it......   2 reply

I'm a lesbian just fyi. I just think the stories are cute and I think seeing the struggle that's some of the couples in these stories is interesting. The variety is also great. There is so much to experience. And there are characters who struggle with their sexuality are relatable for me. I have tried to read Yuri and have read a few but often I d......   2 reply

asexual here! i read them only if they had a gimmick like if the seme was shorter, or if there was a psychological aspect. like Sakura Gari ╮(￣▽￣)╭   reply

In Australia its almost everything, toilet paper, anything antibacterial, face masks, anything cold related really, but also, rice, pasta, flour, meat, frozen food, oil, canned food, cheeses, milk, cat litter was an odd one. (^o^ ")   reply

I live in Mexico. Last time I went to the market, there was no toilet paper, hand soap, hand-sanitizers, face masks nor bleach. And no beans nor flour ;-; At least in my area food in general is being replenished as usual.   reply

In Croatia it is apparently alcohol, then soap, then yeast (for making bread), which implies flour as next and of course top 5 is rounded with toilet paper. Seems like we have our priorities straight ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ   reply

Germany. Like everyone said: toilet paper, pasta. And of course: Potatoes, because we are german xD But if you go early in the morning you you can still find all this (but toilet paper and pasta are mostly restricted to one to three packs a person). But what is really missing: Flour and yeast. Like: Does everyone suddenly start baking their own b......   2 reply

In Paraguay are: mask, hand sanitizer, bleach. In the first week, people were even fighting for bread HAHAHAHAHA Now, the situation is more quiet bc everyone it's at home. The country is in a totally ''stand by''. ╮(￣▽￣)╭   reply

USA, Midwest. At the Walmart Market closest to my house, it's pretty cleaned out--no deli meat, bread, coffee creamer, soup, medicine, cereal, and Pedialyte. And of course soap. There was also 75% less people in the store than usual when I went. Strangely, at the other local grocery store only two streets over, they have no such shortage of the......   reply