What’s Your Yaoi?
Welcome to BRB, everyone! Here’s the next
part of my list. Enjoy!
List 11 to 15
11. Total Dominance:

12. Slow Burn:
The best example of a slow burn that comes
to mind is: Does the Flower Blossom? Art and story by Shoko Hidaka, this yaoi
does take its time, so have patience. The main character Sakurai had his heart
broken once, long ago. He’s a workaholic, smokes like a chimney and is slightly
jaded in his thinking. But when he meets a young painter, his world is turned
upside down. It will take a bit to get into this story, but once you do the
reward is thoroughly fulfilling. And if you're the same as me and in to the older man/younger man trope then I think you'll find Does the Flower Blossom delivers
in spades!
13. Pure Romance:

14. Hopeless Virgin:
I know if you’re a manga-holic, no matter the
genre, you’ve come across the hopeless virgin. That seemingly introverted,
self-alienating character who stumbles through life botching everything chance
he or she has to capture the attention of the person they want most. Now, if
you take that virgin and add intelligence laced with naivety and a lack of
self-confidence, you’ll have Yamashita from Porno Superstar. And, no virgin uke’s
existence would be complete without a loud almost obnoxious seme who loves to
intimidate, chasing them. Ryuuichi, for all his poor personality traits, makes an ideal
partner for Yamashita. This is another yaoi I’ve read numerous times and it
never fails to bring tears to me eyes. Mangaka Nanami’s art is simplistic but
beautiful, and the steamy scenes are abundant.
15. Nonconsensual Sex:
To put it politely rape is a prominent
element in many yaoi stories, as well as in bara. Actually, it’s in many genres
of manga whether hinted at or explicit. Basically, in the case of yaoi, the
seme physically forces his feelings on the uke. And, honestly, I’m not a fan, especially when the uke immediately falls for his rapist believing that he is
somehow at fault and his rapist truly loves him. Uh huh, well, we all know
how realistic that sounds. Not. In Nekota Yonezou’s Hidoku Shinaide Maya does have non-consensual
sex with Nemugasa right at the beginning, and I almost stopped reading. But, I
really love this mangaka’s work, and I wanted to see whether the rape was
gratuitous or if it would be a pivotal incident to the plot, and suffice to say it
did, considering where the story went and how the characters developed. If you
keep an open mind, I think you’ll find Treat Me Gently, Please quite enjoyable.
And OMG is Maya hot, especially when he enters college!
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