yaoi

Ok, my dear blog, this afternoon I am at home and my school is closed ^___^ so I can write to you and read manga. Yesterday I've told you my fav manga are yaoi and now I'd like to tell you what I think about them. Theis genre originated in Japan where is called "Boys' Love" or simply "BL". Yaoi has spread beyond Japan and now is available in the worldwide; In English, yaoi is commonly pronounced /ˈjaʊiː/ YOW-ee (I like this sound). Yaoi is derived from an scronym of the jap phrase yama nashi, ochi nashi, imi nashi, translated into English as, "no climax, no resolution, no meaning," or as "No peak, no point, no meaning."

The two participants in a yaoi relationship are referred to as seme ("who attack"from the Japanese verb semeru “to attack” and uke ("who receive"uke from the Japanese verb ukeru,“to receive”). These terms originated in martial arts, but they have been used in a sexual context ;)

The seme is often depicted as the typical guy of anime and manga culture: restrained, powerful, and/or protective. The seme generally has a stronger chin, shorter hair, smaller eyes, and a more masculine than the uke. The seme usually pursues the uke. The uke usually has softer, youthful features with bigger eyes and a smaller build, and is often physically weaker than the seme. He is usually less experienced with romance or sex and his interactions with the seme often make for his first boyxboy experience.

I like the yaoi version of the famous anime, in this moment my fave are Naruto and Sasuke

even if the best for me is always The prince of tennis.

I like these boys and these stories, even if I like shojo manga, too. I know it might be strange, but these guys seem real and I like their body and their face, many of these stories are so hot and I like them :) guys....I drive crazy for you!!!!!

Gaya