in my experience, it is a lose-lose discussion
you know it, we all know it, it is what it is
you know it, we all know it, it is what it is
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OisE
After your point, I decided to only read GayComics from Tagame Gengoroh. I find the male leads less creepy. They know how to enjoy their life.
Mangamoz
Obviously cause no means yes silly.
-Shoujo manga genre
-Shoujo manga genre
gimme_yuri_plz
I read a lot of shoujo manga, and the trope I hate most is the male MC treats the female MC like trash, yet she remains in love with him.
OisE
I think it's an old and incomplete view of the shojo genre. And even so, it can be someone else fantasies.
And, some shojo publishing teams are sometimes very masculine, don't forget that the taitosha have a huge impact on the story and their characters.
That's why, go read Yumi Tamura's works (Yay Basara ! for example) or other good shojosei authors' works.
And, some shojo publishing teams are sometimes very masculine, don't forget that the taitosha have a huge impact on the story and their characters.
That's why, go read Yumi Tamura's works (Yay Basara ! for example) or other good shojosei authors' works.
gimme_yuri_plz
Now, about the creepy male MC, I always think this: Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai
gimme_yuri_plz
But specifically about shoujo: I can think of many titles that portray healthy relationships and nice male leads. Very few are toxic
panzerkampfwagyu
I mostly refer to the ones that don't seem to be aware of the concept of personal space or shit like this:
and that is somehow supposed to be "attractive".
Also, a lot of the ML's in that villainess anthology.
Also, a lot of the ML's in that villainess anthology.
What do you know about love?!?! Can't you see how romantic it is to be stalked and then they answer with "I just can't let my bird go" or something like that.
/j