Wasn't interested at first, but after seeing the polarising reception this gets, I pretty much have no choice but to read it and find out.

I relate to this so much.. I've read yuri for a while now and back then I used to be freaked out by anything taboo especially incest since I have siblings and I could never understand how someone can be into it but ever since I started I just can't get enough of it.. something about this taboo yet pure and true love makes me want to read more and more of it and I also read the whole incest segment on this page

You just sort of learn to distinguish from fiction and the real world. I was afraid back then too, since I also have a sister of my own, but I've come to realise that what I enjoy in fiction is not necessarily something I support in real life. Kind of like how I enjoy killing in video games, but I couldn't even point a knife at someone IRL if I wanted to.

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Remember folks; distinction between reality and fiction, and the ability to enjoy the taboo without being an avid real-world supporter of it. My own sister and I both love SayoHina, but we both know that we don't like each other in that way at all, nor do we like any actual real life family members.

<< There's no mercy in business. People get hired and people get rejected. That's all there is to it. >>

I find myself living vicariously through characters in series' about 'escaping from society', so I hope this one ends well for them!

Years ago I remember writing a short-lived daily diary that only lasted a few months. I think back to it sometimes, specifically an entry in which I discovered what incest was for the first time thanks to a friend, and writing about how weird and alien the concept was to me. And here I am now, lapping up all the yuri incest content available on this site. Oh, how the turntables.

Anyway, this one was boppin'.

I love subtext because I hate it. Sounds paradoxical? Sure does, but I feel that way anyway.

Lonely Kagamin is one of the things that started turning my life to yuri before I even knew what that was. It had so much emotional impact on me (and I figured out it wasn't just the depression, but the yuri itself, a word I didn't even know at the time) that I had to find more that would do the same. So it will always be special to me.

Not sure why, but I like hearing things like this from people; what makes something special to them. Thanks for sharing.

I love the eyes so much.

Also, I hate that I love angst. It's like eating something I have an allergy to; it hurts but I won't stop.

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So the beginning of it all was a Love Hina doujin, and still the only one on this site as of 2021. Thinking about Love Hina makes me feel sad for some reason.

Anyway, pilgrimage over. Back to the front page!

God I love the internet.

The light really makes this come together.

Considering her hairstyle and colour, this Morgan is from Artoria's timeline. Lostbelt Morgan more closely resembles Artoria.

I'm a fan of the realism. The man isn't an unapologetic douche which would make it too easy to justify leaving him for the girl (instead having his own good and bad parts like most real people do), and it touches on the misconception that gay relationships' appeal is because they're 'easier'. I quite enjoyed subjecting myself to the painful feeling it offered. 8/10

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I'm a real sucker for immortality pairings. Naturally, it includes this one too. Great once again.

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