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Whoa...
I never finished the anime, but I read all the manga. I stopped watching b/c Rosette suddenly broke out in stomata and that's my signal to leave. The manga ended much happier, I think.

Since anime tends to be worse than manga, you can start out with the anime, then the manga, and love them both.
Here's the worst one: anime books. They take screencaps and put them together into rea ...

That's the only one I know (Afro).
Problem: Follow the logic here...
1. Most anime/mangas take place in Japan
2. Japan is a very homogeneous country
3. So you can imagine what happens next.
And ...

That's a tough one. Probably the Japanese one, but really, the best setting is the original. But the former doesn't cut out all the good scenes like US ones do, but I have a feeling that they're also ...

I haven't, but I plan to soon. Problem is, the only anime I'm really into right now is YnM, so what's there to do?

Yami no Matsuei, #2. Of course, everyone immediately goes, 'WTH is Yami no Matsuei?'

Yeah, they're here in every fandom. Especially Harry Potter, which is pretty notorious for them.
Most people don't like them b/c they're basically just the author throwing herself into the story. So ...

Hmmm...I suppose the point of beating up on the men is that it totally switches gender roles around, which makes the manga more appealing to women.
And that book, 'I love you forever'? Yeah...take a ...

Demon Diary. It was only much, much later that I actually figured out it was a shounen-ai series. It has a treasured spot on my bookshelf now, but I still can't believe I missed that. Then again, my o ...

What was the point of that?
Anyway, yaoi can be pretty tough to place. Most are between bishounens, or boys that are basically girls, so they don't really count as gay.
Then there are series like ...