Daily reminder BL emerged as a sub genre in the 70s as a response to rigid societal constraints and the lack of freedom of (sexual) expression for Japanese women.
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Also, manga characters arenât real. https://twitter.com/shipperinjapan/status/1249041002129743876">https://twitter.com/shipperin...
The western âfujoshiâ discourse is completely devoid of knowledge and understanding in regards to history, context & social norms in Asia.
Instead some enlightened 18-year-olds think manga characters are real people that need to be âprotectedâ from the perverted female gaze.
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Instead some enlightened 18-year-olds think manga characters are real people that need to be âprotectedâ from the perverted female gaze.
For the record, I am not an expert on the forementioned fields, I just wrote my thesis on BL as an expression of female sexuality.
Itâs an interesting topic that lots of (Eastern and Western) scholars have written smart stuff about, I can only recommend checking it out.
Itâs an interesting topic that lots of (Eastern and Western) scholars have written smart stuff about, I can only recommend checking it out.