As a kid, I had a Dragon Ball Z obsession for five years. It faded after I graduated high school. I also had a Pokemon obsession for the same amount of time.
I had a yaoi obsession for four years, but now it's starting to fade since it seems to use some of the same unrealistic recycled bull-bull.
I'm still currently obsessed with Sailor Moon. That one's never going to fade it seems.
If you're bored of the usual yaoi formula, you should try Saezuru Tori wa Habatakanai (Twittering Birds Never Fly) or Crimson Spell. Both are very different and super awesome.
Thanks for the suggestions, Op.
:)
But before I read them, I must ask: do they have non-con situations? I'm not really fond of those situations in yaoi.
No problem.
Crimson Spell does at one point (though at least it's not treated as the "rape=love" sort of thing) and Saezuru Tori wa Habatakanai is centered around characters who have experienced terrible things such as that - but it also explores the psychological affects of such events, rather than play it for eroticism and then sweep it under the rug afterwards. It's much darker than Crimson Spell, which takes place in a fantasy world with magic and dragons. :P
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As a kid, I had a Dragon Ball Z obsession for five years. It faded after I graduated high school. I also had a Pokemon obsession for the same amount of time.
I had a yaoi obsession for four years, but now it's starting to fade since it seems to use some of the same unrealistic recycled bull-bull.
I'm still currently obsessed with Sailor Moon. That one's never going to fade it seems.
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If you're bored of the usual yaoi formula, you should try Saezuru Tori wa Habatakanai (Twittering Birds Never Fly) or Crimson Spell. Both are very different and super awesome.
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Thanks for the suggestions, Op.
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But before I read them, I must ask: do they have non-con situations? I'm not really fond of those situations in yaoi.
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No problem.
Crimson Spell does at one point (though at least it's not treated as the "rape=love" sort of thing) and Saezuru Tori wa Habatakanai is centered around characters who have experienced terrible things such as that - but it also explores the psychological affects of such events, rather than play it for eroticism and then sweep it under the rug afterwards. It's much darker than Crimson Spell, which takes place in a fantasy world with magic and dragons. :P