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My question is more, why do they all romanticize it. Like, if you take that as part of your plot, make it realistic. There so much you can do with it if approached correctly. Coz noncon has been almost the standard of yaoi for ages, but we still don't get it in true colors (with very very few exceptions). If anything, lightly toxic relationship is ......   reply

That's called hyperfixation. You're not in love. Be obsessed, take care of yourself, don't get into Internet argument over them. Draw and collect merch (if such exists) to your heart's content. It'll pass eventually. Maybe a week, maybe a month, maybe a couple. It'll be okay   1 reply

I don't mind it I guess. I feel like religion suffers much more misrepresentation than does culture, just speaking percent wise. Feel more iffy about religious nonsense; however, if it's a well made story and everything is so immaculate that it's laughable then I'll probably laugh sometimes and get behind it With culture, there's a huge range, fr......   reply

For a guy it would be a very calm and thoughtful person. With hair to shoulders or longer, beautiful long fingers, distinguishable nose, (glasses ), kinda cat like. For a girl, the most badass woman with short blonde hair and the sturdiest character. (Elena from AOT, Starbuck BSG, Temari from Naruto)   reply