Review Detail of YoyoRakesh in A World Worth Protecting
Review detail
What's that yaoi tag? Seriously? If it's true I have to drop it. Yu Come one man it's a good story. Please don't made it yaoi. If the tag was false please remove it or you will lose more viewers than you can imagine.
A World Worth Protecting
Er Gen
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Kailour:So its more gaslighting then? I'm not refuting your points because you don't have a point to refute. A majority of what you said was just plain incorrect, period. You are spouting misinformation like crazy, and expect me to give you the time of day? At least the other homophobes didn't try to hide behind this "good guy passerby" persona you are going for. So lets waste some more time dissecting your post this time I guess: - "You're one funny dude, so after realizing that you couldn't refute you decided to quote my comments and simply called your ignorance my ignorance, you are indeed "amazing." " - You declare I'm "amazing" yet you didn't refute what I actually said either, instead you just throw out a "I'm not ignorant you're ignorant" blanket statement, and act like that covers everything. Oh, and to clarify something you said in your other post, I've never said someone is a homophobe for not reading a gay story, the thread you replied to was a review in an incorrectly tagged novel, where a guy was asking if there was gay content in the novel. I explained to him that there was no gay content in this novel, and usually homophobic readers like himself put those tags there, usually because of a gay joke. After all, the person wasn't dropping it because it was bad, or because he didn't enjoy it, he was instead dropping the novel because it simply had a yaoi tag at the time. A tag that many harem novels had been incorrectly labeled with at the time. If that isn't an "irrational fear of all things gay" then I don't know what is. - " Are you trying convince me or yourself that being gay is normal because it existed way before it was officially recognized?" - What are you even talking about here? This is 2020, it is normal, in fact, it has always been normal, but has only recently become slightly more "acceptable". Yet you have the gall to say I'M close minded? - "Of course gay people existed before, but they are mostly lunatics that decided to seek new thrills unlike now that it is romanticized, I guess you didn't know about that huh." - Factually incorrect, go read a book. - "Tsk Tsk...That much not "open-mindedness" is the reason why you can't accept people's opinions and you dare call people homophobic, you sure, you're not heterophobic instead?" - Here's another gaslighting bit, how is anything that I said not open minded? Who exactly am I being close minded against? When have I ever spoken against hetero people for being hetero? - " Maybe try to check and see whether or not you are before replying back because it will make a difference. AND you still haven't admitted whether you're gay or not, straight or not, see?" - It is because you are so stuck on this that I refuse to answer it. It would make no difference regardless. All you want is leverage to say "See its because you're this that you say that". - "That's my reason for questioning? I'm not trying to gaslight you, my friend, unless you believe you are who you are otherwise, there's no need to believe that I am gaslighting you, after all, I am not a psychologist." - Again, trying to insinuate that whole "its because you are this that you think this way" mentality. I don't know why you are replying to me, or what you are trying to accomplish from this, but I'm really not interested in it. The post you initially replied to is over a year old, you are too late to the party to contribute.
Kailour:The translator doesn't add the tags, those are mostly added by homophobic readers such as yourself that likely saw a joke within the novel about someone being gay, got so absolutely terrified by the thought of a gay person existing that they immediately dropped the novel, and then added that tag.
I'm not homophobic, but I have absolutely no interest in reading a Yaoi story if I myself am not gay. Quit throwing that word around you mong because you clearly don't know what it means.
Kailour:The translator doesn't add the tags, those are mostly added by homophobic readers such as yourself that likely saw a joke within the novel about someone being gay, got so absolutely terrified by the thought of a gay person existing that they immediately dropped the novel, and then added that tag.
A phobia is an irrational fear of something, being irrationally afraid of seeing gay content means you are homophobic. I don't see what the problem is with calling it how it is. Anyway, actually check the Yaoi tag, and you'll see that a large portion of novels listed there have no gay content in them at all, hell half of those are harem novels which is about the farthest thing from gay content you can get.
KingAkaron:I'm not homophobic, but I have absolutely no interest in reading a Yaoi story if I myself am not gay. Quit throwing that word around you mong because you clearly don't know what it means.
Well going by your name, no I guess you wouldn't, but there is more to a story than the MCs sexual orientation. For the record, there is no 'official' (non original) novel on this website that has any gay content in it, as far as I've seen anyway. They'd likely announce it if they were going to put one on the site.
MajinBeau:I just don't see the point in reading a story where the mc is gay if I'm not
People want to relate to characters. Straight people can’t really relate to gay characters and vice versa. Not liking Yaoi because you’re straight hardly makes someone a homophobe. I don’t like Yaoi but I partied with my gay cousin this weekend. Does that make me a homophobe.
Kailour:A phobia is an irrational fear of something, being irrationally afraid of seeing gay content means you are homophobic. I don't see what the problem is with calling it how it is. Anyway, actually check the Yaoi tag, and you'll see that a large portion of novels listed there have no gay content in them at all, hell half of those are harem novels which is about the farthest thing from gay content you can get.
That argument on the internet is always so strange. "Did you know I partied with my mothers brothers aunts nephew who happens to be gay? This clearly excuses me of any kind of homophobia." Yeah, no. Anyway, it doesn't really matter whether you are or aren't when it boils down to it. Like I told the other guy, there are no 'official' (non-original) novels with gay content in them on this website as far as I'm aware. I'm sure when/if they ever put any on here 'officially' they'll probably announce it on the forums or something.
KingAkaron:People want to relate to characters. Straight people can’t really relate to gay characters and vice versa. Not liking Yaoi because you’re straight hardly makes someone a homophobe. I don’t like Yaoi but I partied with my gay cousin this weekend. Does that make me a homophobe.
Well, you're the one who brought up homophobia in the first place where it wasn't needed. I don't mind novels with gay characters, like I said they're just not my thing. I probably won't read this anyways till it has more chapters. I know Er Gen novels are usually a win and i'm sure this one will be the same.
Kailour:That argument on the internet is always so strange. "Did you know I partied with my mothers brothers aunts nephew who happens to be gay? This clearly excuses me of any kind of homophobia." Yeah, no. Anyway, it doesn't really matter whether you are or aren't when it boils down to it. Like I told the other guy, there are no 'official' (non-original) novels with gay content in them on this website as far as I'm aware. I'm sure when/if they ever put any on here 'officially' they'll probably announce it on the forums or something.
Kailour:The translator doesn't add the tags, those are mostly added by homophobic readers such as yourself that likely saw a joke within the novel about someone being gay, got so absolutely terrified by the thought of a gay person existing that they immediately dropped the novel, and then added that tag.
Kailour:The translator doesn't add the tags, those are mostly added by homophobic readers such as yourself that likely saw a joke within the novel about someone being gay, got so absolutely terrified by the thought of a gay person existing that they immediately dropped the novel, and then added that tag.
Kailour:The translator doesn't add the tags, those are mostly added by homophobic readers such as yourself that likely saw a joke within the novel about someone being gay, got so absolutely terrified by the thought of a gay person existing that they immediately dropped the novel, and then added that tag.
If its Yaoi tag, then lets burn the story. I feel vomiting whenever i see Yaoi tag. I dont care about gay people, but i wont ever read a yaoi story because its disgusting to see it from a gays perspective.
Kailour:That argument on the internet is always so strange. "Did you know I partied with my mothers brothers aunts nephew who happens to be gay? This clearly excuses me of any kind of homophobia." Yeah, no. Anyway, it doesn't really matter whether you are or aren't when it boils down to it. Like I told the other guy, there are no 'official' (non-original) novels with gay content in them on this website as far as I'm aware. I'm sure when/if they ever put any on here 'officially' they'll probably announce it on the forums or something.
Ok, congrats on being small minded? A gay persons perspective isn't that different from a straight persons perspective. They have people they like and people they don't like, they aren't attracted to literally every Male they run into, nor do they randomly talk about having sex with men. It's really not that different from your average novel, excluding harem trash novels.
Yaoi novels tend to be focused on that relationship when they’re tagged as such. There’s no fear or irrationality involved here. It would be yaoiphobia not homophobia regardless.
Kailour:A phobia is an irrational fear of something, being irrationally afraid of seeing gay content means you are homophobic. I don't see what the problem is with calling it how it is. Anyway, actually check the Yaoi tag, and you'll see that a large portion of novels listed there have no gay content in them at all, hell half of those are harem novels which is about the farthest thing from gay content you can get.
"Yaoi" is basically the Japanese name for gay content, specifically of the male variety. So yes it would still be homophobia, as yaoiphobia would be the same thing. As for the rest of your comment, I have to assume you didn't even read what I typed out, and I really don't feel like repeating myself, so just read the comment you replied to as a response to what you just said.
TaxationIsTheft:Yaoi novels tend to be focused on that relationship when they’re tagged as such. There’s no fear or irrationality involved here. It would be yaoiphobia not homophobia regardless.
Did this guy just basically say "if you dont read yaoi you a homophobe" theres a word out there called preference my dude, straight men typically "PREFER" not to read yaoi doesnt make them a homophope, they can read it just fine theres no "fear" its just not their thing. You needa chill before bringing up the dictionary every comment
Cherrygod:Also you have the wrong definition of "irrational" it aint an irrational of their reason for not liking yaoi is a RATIONAL reason like iunno THEY AINT GAY.
Kailour:"Yaoi" is basically the Japanese name for gay content, specifically of the male variety. So yes it would still be homophobia, as yaoiphobia would be the same thing. As for the rest of your comment, I have to assume you didn't even read what I typed out, and I really don't feel like repeating myself, so just read the comment you replied to as a response to what you just said.
Kailour:"Yaoi" is basically the Japanese name for gay content, specifically of the male variety. So yes it would still be homophobia, as yaoiphobia would be the same thing. As for the rest of your comment, I have to assume you didn't even read what I typed out, and I really don't feel like repeating myself, so just read the comment you replied to as a response to what you just said.