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=How it all started=
=How it all started=
It began with [http://www.journalfen.net/community/fandom_wank/510199.html?page=2#comments a thread on F_W] someone who posted their thoughts on the {{ljcomm|user=antiyaoi}} comm. Apparently, the idiot thought that being against yaoi meant being against gays and hence being fandom wanked.
It began with [http://www.journalfen.net/community/fandom_wank/510199.html?page=2#comments a thread on F_W] someone who posted their thoughts on the {{ljcomm|user=antiyaoi}} comm. Apparently, the idiot thought that being against yaoi meant being against gays and hence being fandom wanked.
So by this logic if you ever read or watched [[loli]] or [[shota]] or read about any fictional character below the age of consent having sex,you have engaged in pedopornographic material.Go to your nearby police station to out as a disgusting pedo.


Afterwards Bohemianfaerie jumped in to defend the person being wanked upon and the position she took with a [[tl;dr|long-winded and boring essay]] that was entitled--you guessed it--"[[lame|My Thoughts on Yaoi]]"
Afterwards Bohemianfaerie jumped in to defend the person being wanked upon and the position she took with a [[tl;dr|long-winded and boring]] essay that was entitled--you guessed it--"My Thoughts on Yaoi"
 
The essay is briefly just self wanking about why they don't like something and trying to make up a case that not liking some gay anime porn for girls is a sign of moral superiority.


=Bohemianfaerie's Thoughts on Yaoi=
=Bohemianfaerie's Thoughts on Yaoi=
==Part 1==
Although she BALEETED the original post, the F_W wiki has a copy of this rant archived for your reading pleasure [http://wiki.fandomwank.com/index.php/But_what_are_your_thoughts_on_yaoi%3F right here]:
Although she BALEETED the original post, the F_W wiki has a copy of this rant archived for your reading pleasure [http://wiki.fandomwank.com/index.php/But_what_are_your_thoughts_on_yaoi%3F right here]:


"Okay, here goes...
"Okay, here goes...


I myself have always personally not been able to stand [[yaoi]] and similarly shounen-ai (at least the larger majority of it), not because I am anti-gay in any way or to any degree whatsoever, but more rather because [[Not|I'm NOT anti-gay]]. In order to prevent to bringing on some exclamations of [[LOL WUT|"you said what now?"]] accompanied by arched eyebrows in my general direction as a result of that statement, please permit me to explain exactly what I meant by that.
I myself have always personally not been able to stand [[yaoi]] and similarly shounen-ai (at least the larger majority of it), not because I am anti-gay in any way or to any degree whatsoever, but more rather because I'm [[gay|NOT anti-gay]]. In order to prevent to bringing on some exclamations of [[LOL WUT|"you said what now?"]] accompanied by arched eyebrows in my general direction as a result of that statement, please permit me to explain exactly what I meant by that.
 
You see it's in [[fact]] because [[Concerned_Mother|I'm so concerned]] about [[fag|gay]] rights, the right for [[homo|gays]], [[dyke|lesbians]] and [[bisexual|bi-sexuals]] (as well as the [[tranny|transgendered and transvestite]]) to be treated as equals, as in *exactly* the same as everyone else, that I tend to find myself put off, offended and sometimes outright disgusted by the very unrealistic depictions of gay characters and gay relationships in an overwhelming percentage of yaoi and/or shounen-ai series, [[fanfiction|fanfic]], and [[devianTART|doujinshi]] (especially doujinshi) out there.


The creators and writers behind yaoi [[Anime|manga/anime series]] (who are more often than not female, and after all yaoi/shounen-ai stories are written, drawn, and aimed predominantly at [[16 year old girl|young girls and women]]), and especially their [[fangirl]]s, tend to place more emphasis on the "[[kawaii]], [[bishounen]]" factor than anything else of any great relevance or significance that would actually make these characters out to be relatable, believable individuals who just happen to be gay, rather than just, glomping, oft-whiney and [[bitch]]y effeminate characatURES of gay/bi-sexual/ and/or cross-dressing men that they are. Fangirls and yaoi artists alike treat these "pretty bois" [[Internets_English|(<-intentional spelling)]] like pretty little highly glompable playthings for other equally as pretty boys or sometimes just overly manly and obnoxious men (the exact opposite end of the stereotyping spectrum, still not that better when you really look at it because these [[Internet Tough Guy|"beefy macho jerks"]] [[semen|semes]] are still usually done as charactures all the same), that in reality seem to really serve more as playthings to the squeeing fangirls that adore, sometimes outright worship them. They provide a means of living out the romantic (and) or sexual fantasies of (mostly) teenage fangirls than anything else.
You see it's in [[fact]] because I'm so concerned about gay rights, the right for gays, lesbians and bi-sexuals (as well as the transgendered and transvestite) to be treated as equals, as in *exactly* the same as everyone else, that I tend to find myself put off, offended and sometimes outright disgusted by the very unrealistic depictions of gay characters and gay relationships in an overwhelming percentage of yaoi and/or shounen-ai series, [[fanfiction|fanfic]], and doujinshi (especially doujinshi) out there.


[[Canon]] [[Yaoi]] series typically consist of plots revolving around the perfect, extra pretty and youthful-looking [[Mary sue|Marty Stu]] character: the bishie who's the object of every guy gay or seemingly otherwise in sexual orientation that's around him's undying affection and desires (example: FAKE, everyone seems to want either Ryo or Dee, but mostly shy and [[virgin]]al Ryo). As well yaoi/shounen-ai series are usually on one extreme or the other in terms of the type of story; being either filled with copious amounts of mostly cutesy (or "kawaii") happy smiling sushiney sugar-coated fluff (like Gravitation, the kind of stuff I personally find positively nauseating) or unbelievable amounts of [[emo|laughably ridiculous and derivative angst]] and [[Soap opera|soap-operatic melodrama]] (love triangles anyone? Or WildeFyre's FAKE fanfic, for an even better point of reference concerning overloads of angst). Then there's the disturbing amount of stories that feature rape that the manga-ka/fanfic authors try and pass off as [[Love|"relationships" between characters]], whether it's a guy eventually coming to fall in love with his [[rape|rapist]] (!!) or the popular and just plain utterly cliched rape/comfort stories out there (that exist mostly in [[fanfiction|fanfic]], but there are canon yaoi series that make use of this formula as well that come to mind). And don't even get me STARTED on the dreaded, disgusting "shota" sub-genre. *deep shudders* [[Leave_me_alone|I really do NOT want to hear any arguments in its defense or support]], they're always all the same and they never excuse the inherent wrongness of depicting [[13 year old boy|pre-pubescent little boys]] engaged in sex and being seen as objects of sexual gratification and fantasy. I feel exactly the same way about [[loli]]con, I should note.  
The creators and writers behind yaoi manga/anime series (who are more often than not female, and after all yaoi/shounen-ai stories are written, drawn, and aimed predominantly at [[16 year old girl|young girls and women]]), and especially their fangirls, tend to place more emphasis on the "[[Cute Shit|kawaii]], [[bishounen]]" factor than anything else of any great relevance or significance that would actually make these characters out to be relatable, believable individuals who just happen to be gay, rather than just, glomping, oft-whiney and bitchy effeminate characatURES of gay/bi-sexual/ and/or cross-dressing men that they are. Fangirls and yaoi artists alike treat these "pretty [[spellcheck|bois]]" like pretty little highly glompable playthings for other equally as pretty boys or sometimes just overly manly and obnoxious men (the exact opposite end of the stereotyping spectrum, still not that better when you really look at it because these "beefy macho jerks" semes are still usually done as charactures all the same), that in reality seem to really serve more as playthings to the squeeing fangirls that adore, sometimes outright worship them. They provide a means of living out the romantic (and) or sexual fantasies of (mostly) teenage fangirls than anything else.


[[shit no one cares about|To be concluded in next entry (damn entry-length limits)]]..."
[[Canon]] Yaoi series typically consist of plots revolving around the [[Mary Sue|perfect, extra pretty and youthful-looking Marty Stu character]]: the [[Bishounen|bishie]] who's the object of every guy gay or seemingly otherwise in sexual orientation that's around him's undying affection and desires (example: FAKE, everyone seems to want either Ryo or Dee, but mostly shy and [[virgin]]al Ryo). As well yaoi/shounen-ai series are usually on one extreme or the other in terms of the type of story; being either filled with copious amounts of mostly cutesy (or "kawaii") happy smiling sushiney sugar-coated fluff (like Gravitation, the kind of stuff I personally find positively nauseating) or unbelievable amounts of laughably ridiculous and derivative angst and soap-operatic melodrama (love triangles anyone? Or WildeFyre's FAKE fanfic, for an even better point of reference concerning overloads of angst). Then there's the disturbing amount of stories that feature [[rape]] that the manga-ka/fanfic authors try and pass off as [[Love|"relationships" between characters]], whether it's a guy eventually coming to fall in love with his [[rape|rapist]] (!!) or the popular and just plain utterly cliched rape/comfort stories out there (that exist mostly in [[fanfiction|fanfic]], but there are canon yaoi series that make use of this formula as well that come to mind). And don't even get me STARTED on the dreaded, disgusting "[[shota]]" sub-genre. *deep shudders* [[Leave me alone|I really do NOT want to hear any arguments in its defense or support]], they're always all the same and they never excuse the inherent wrongness of depicting [[13 year old boy|pre-pubescent little boys]] engaged in sex and being seen as objects of sexual gratification and fantasy. I feel exactly the same way about [[lolicon]], I should note.  


==Part 2==
"In conclusion, I feel I have made it clear the many, multi-faceted reasons as to why I don't personally like most yaoi/shounen-ai and find myself constantly annoyed by the [[fandom]] surrounding it and its [[Faggotry|many pretty boy characters]]."
"In conclusion, I feel I have made it clear the many, multi-faceted reasons as to why I don't personally like most yaoi/shounen-ai and find myself constantly annoyed by the [[fandom]] surrounding it and its many pretty boy characters."


"In my own conclusion, I feel that there is many clear conclusions, that many multi-faced reason as to why most people are constantly annoyed by the fans
"In my own conclusion, I feel that there is many clear conclusions, that many multi-faced reason as to why most people are constantly annoyed by the fans that surround yaoi and it's many boy characters into it like VioXShadow link which in my preference, believe that [[you|people]] are gay for looking at it and it most likely contains many [[Faggots|pretty boy characters]]."
that surround [[gay|yaoi]] and it's many boy characters into it like VioXShadow link which in my preference, believe that people are gay for looking at it and it most likely contains many pretty boy characters."


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A meme that started in a thread in Fandom Wank, in which Bohemianfaerie sees the depiction of gay men in yaoi fanfiction to be serious business. Unfortunately for her, no one else did. The term is now used for when someone is going way off-topic, long-winded about irrelevant bullshit, being unfunny or, on rare occasion, giving their actual thoughts on yaoi.

How it all started

It began with a thread on F_W someone who posted their thoughts on the antiyaoi comm. Apparently, the idiot thought that being against yaoi meant being against gays and hence being fandom wanked. So by this logic if you ever read or watched loli or shota or read about any fictional character below the age of consent having sex,you have engaged in pedopornographic material.Go to your nearby police station to out as a disgusting pedo.

Afterwards Bohemianfaerie jumped in to defend the person being wanked upon and the position she took with a long-winded and boring essay that was entitled--you guessed it--"My Thoughts on Yaoi"

The essay is briefly just self wanking about why they don't like something and trying to make up a case that not liking some gay anime porn for girls is a sign of moral superiority.

Bohemianfaerie's Thoughts on Yaoi

Although she BALEETED the original post, the F_W wiki has a copy of this rant archived for your reading pleasure right here:

"Okay, here goes...

I myself have always personally not been able to stand yaoi and similarly shounen-ai (at least the larger majority of it), not because I am anti-gay in any way or to any degree whatsoever, but more rather because I'm NOT anti-gay. In order to prevent to bringing on some exclamations of "you said what now?" accompanied by arched eyebrows in my general direction as a result of that statement, please permit me to explain exactly what I meant by that.

You see it's in fact because I'm so concerned about gay rights, the right for gays, lesbians and bi-sexuals (as well as the transgendered and transvestite) to be treated as equals, as in *exactly* the same as everyone else, that I tend to find myself put off, offended and sometimes outright disgusted by the very unrealistic depictions of gay characters and gay relationships in an overwhelming percentage of yaoi and/or shounen-ai series, fanfic, and doujinshi (especially doujinshi) out there.

The creators and writers behind yaoi manga/anime series (who are more often than not female, and after all yaoi/shounen-ai stories are written, drawn, and aimed predominantly at young girls and women), and especially their fangirls, tend to place more emphasis on the "kawaii, bishounen" factor than anything else of any great relevance or significance that would actually make these characters out to be relatable, believable individuals who just happen to be gay, rather than just, glomping, oft-whiney and bitchy effeminate characatURES of gay/bi-sexual/ and/or cross-dressing men that they are. Fangirls and yaoi artists alike treat these "pretty bois" like pretty little highly glompable playthings for other equally as pretty boys or sometimes just overly manly and obnoxious men (the exact opposite end of the stereotyping spectrum, still not that better when you really look at it because these "beefy macho jerks" semes are still usually done as charactures all the same), that in reality seem to really serve more as playthings to the squeeing fangirls that adore, sometimes outright worship them. They provide a means of living out the romantic (and) or sexual fantasies of (mostly) teenage fangirls than anything else.

Canon Yaoi series typically consist of plots revolving around the perfect, extra pretty and youthful-looking Marty Stu character: the bishie who's the object of every guy gay or seemingly otherwise in sexual orientation that's around him's undying affection and desires (example: FAKE, everyone seems to want either Ryo or Dee, but mostly shy and virginal Ryo). As well yaoi/shounen-ai series are usually on one extreme or the other in terms of the type of story; being either filled with copious amounts of mostly cutesy (or "kawaii") happy smiling sushiney sugar-coated fluff (like Gravitation, the kind of stuff I personally find positively nauseating) or unbelievable amounts of laughably ridiculous and derivative angst and soap-operatic melodrama (love triangles anyone? Or WildeFyre's FAKE fanfic, for an even better point of reference concerning overloads of angst). Then there's the disturbing amount of stories that feature rape that the manga-ka/fanfic authors try and pass off as "relationships" between characters, whether it's a guy eventually coming to fall in love with his rapist (!!) or the popular and just plain utterly cliched rape/comfort stories out there (that exist mostly in fanfic, but there are canon yaoi series that make use of this formula as well that come to mind). And don't even get me STARTED on the dreaded, disgusting "shota" sub-genre. *deep shudders* I really do NOT want to hear any arguments in its defense or support, they're always all the same and they never excuse the inherent wrongness of depicting pre-pubescent little boys engaged in sex and being seen as objects of sexual gratification and fantasy. I feel exactly the same way about lolicon, I should note.

"In conclusion, I feel I have made it clear the many, multi-faceted reasons as to why I don't personally like most yaoi/shounen-ai and find myself constantly annoyed by the fandom surrounding it and its many pretty boy characters."

"In my own conclusion, I feel that there is many clear conclusions, that many multi-faced reason as to why most people are constantly annoyed by the fans that surround yaoi and it's many boy characters into it like VioXShadow link which in my preference, believe that people are gay for looking at it and it most likely contains many pretty boy characters."

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