Mpreg/Abuse

[dreamy-jean.livejournal.com]

Hey there.
So, is there any Justin Mpreg? I've read all th one's on Bjfic and Midnight Whisper. So I really, really need some. Bonus points if Jus is in an abusive realationship.

Oh and can anyone rec me any Anit-Mikey stories? (;

Found recs: In comnments.

Comments

[rinmonsterer.livejournal.com]

yaoi is a whole humongous genre of manga (japanese comics and graphic novels) and anime (japanese animations) about gay love and gay sex, written almost exclusively by women for women. There are, like, millions of titles in this genre. It's a whole huge industry.

slash is, you know, when you pick two characters from a book/comic/film/etc, and pair them together. That is, given that they weren't originally together. Then you write porn about them. It's usually gay porn.

yaoi slash is, I think, when you pair up male characters from japanese comics, animations or games. But yaoi is sometimes used by anime fans as general term for homosexual content (esp. fanfic), even though technically it's not yaoi, 'cause yaoi is graphic. If that makes sense, lol. But it's quite possible that I invented the term 'yaoi slash' just now.

[ryosato.livejournal.com]

Hehe you didn't really invent it, it's just sort of like saying 'pizza pie'. XP

Slash is supposed to only be gay couplings, lesbian or male, but always homosexual in nature. However, I think people are starting to use it to mean ANY coupling..... oh, these terms never stay the same. XD;;

It actually was invented in the Trekkie fandom WAY back in the day. It stands for the / that you put between characters names when you're pairing them. It was invented by Kirk/Spock fans. XD

[rinmonsterer.livejournal.com]

I might've actually seen a very convincing Kirk/Spock fanvid once?

damn, i was just sending those 'yaoi slash(c) - invented by rin, made by you' t-shirt designs to the printers :< aw, shucks.

[galeandrandy.livejournal.com]

I did know the term slash, but the yaoi think... honestly every time I saw it I thought it was just another language one in which I didn't know how to read. :) Right I get what you're saying. It was nice to learn something new, that I'm sure I probably should have already known as I've seen people refer to it.

Someone should make a database of internet terms. No matter how long and involved I am I still find myself running across words or acronyms that I have no idea what they mean, though most of the mainstream ones I think I'm on top of. But then you have the whole 'how people define' each term that just goes array.

Thanks for explanation. -Rory