Just watched this reportage and I want to point out several things.

This may be hurtful for some people, so I don't want to force you to read this.

This reportage discusses about the "danger" of enjoying BxB content for underage consumers. It could be due to the rapid development of social media. It's also stated that the content of BxB has expanded to China, Thailand and other countries.

First of all, the term of Fujoshi can be different depending on its cultural perspective. Many sources wrote that the term literally means "rotten women", but we need to look deeper to understand.

There are so many researches about this and they're available online as well.

Man, I hate to use the word "danger" and "dangerous" here.

1. Every reportage, article has angle to determine its direction, sources and purpose.

I think it's fine to choose "the 'danger' of BxB contents for underage people". It's an angle after all.

BUT always cover both sides.

The reportage has covered both sides by interviewing sources from Comm and Inform Ministry, researcher, psychologist and BxB consumers.

BUT how about the quantity/portion? Do all of the sources have the equal chance/duration to speak?

I'll leave the answer to you.

The reportage also touches LGBTQ topic which is something that is still debatable in this country.

I don't expect too high when the topic is being discussed in a short reportage by local TV station.

I'm also intrigued when they ask, "Wajarkah wanita heteroseksual menggemari hal2 homoseksual?"

Or is it proper for heterosexual women to be fond of homosexual things?

Well, it depends. My question is, WHICH standard/norm that is being applied here.

I mean, my standard is different from yours.

Something that is acceptable for me may be unacceptable for you.

But, yes, something that is too much (be it being a fangirl, coffee drinker, etc.) isn't good for you.

Instead of focusing on the "danger" of consuming BxB contents, I'd rather to see the positive side: Things that you get after becoming a fangirl, for instance.

OR

Do BxB readers/watchers also support LGBTQ rights in the real life?

And I think it's important to be fair with your sources and maintain good relationships with them (cause you may need their help in the future and vice versa).

That's the end of this thread (rant).
Thank you @konspiresyen for bringing this video to my TL.