User Posts

Thanks for the kind advice everyone.

Well, almost everyone.

Celebrated with my family. Dinner at an oriental restaurant, watching fireworks, drinking champagne, nothing out of the ordinary.

You can still read western hentai for free.

It's not like Crunchyroll died after they decided to have people pay for the content. People in Japan have to pay for and they don't seem angry about it.

So comments like Nobody will pay to fap, does this just come from a very low opinion on erotic art and sexuality in the first place?

Does anyone know if Elven Bride will ever be released as a book?

(Note that I'm talking about the chapters seen in the magazine, not the original doujinshi)

I'm not sure if this belongs on serious discussions but here goes.

I have a problem: I'm a nerd who has caught a serious case of butt-hurt. The cause of this sickness is disagreement, and it's been plaguing me for several years now. Even now that I've achieved a degree of maturity it still won't go away.

You see, I have the misfortune of getting personally attached and passionate about works of anime and manga that are often the number 1 target for people with nothing but negative and cynical things to say (and sometimes very loudly). It began with Evangelion, an anime that's touched me more deeply than any other work of fiction ever. To discover that there are many people who hate and can even give good reasons for their discontent was so painfully upsetting that it caused numerous cases of anxiety and depression. I've only just recently gotten past it as I've simply accepted that the original was an important, daring and controversial work, and that I kind of agree that the new version is better. Of course that doesn't mean that I take kindly to people saying that it should never have existed (which is just plain wrong ;P).

Since then, however, the sickness has caught on in other places that I still haven't got rid of. The one most relevant today being none other than Naruto. Mainstream media will have you believe that it's one of the most beloved manga in the world, but the internet tells a different story, one of a manga that's more divisive and more controversial than Ero-Guro. Unfortunately Naruto ended up being the manga that I'm most passionate about, and not just up to a certain point, I mean all of it. Just to make matters even worse the part that I'm most interested in (Part 2), the character that I like the most (Sasuke), and the pairing I adore the most (NaruHina) is being attacked from left to right with roaring complaints about shitty writing or even shitty morals. I can't decide who's right, me or them, and against my better judgement it causes an immense amount of butt-hurt that makes me consider just forgetting that I ever loved the series in the first place. But no matter how many times I throw my Naruto merchandise in the trash I just can't let go.

People keep telling me again and again that what I'm doing is childish, that's it's just opinions, that I shouldn't give a crap, that passion is important and I shouldn't try to rid myself of it. Well, they're right of course but for whatever reason I just can't stop feeling butt-hurt. My stance on the matter is that there is such a thing as right and wrong even when it comes to fiction, and that if your feelings are on the wrong side of things then you just have to accept it. I've accepted that Summer Wars is a great movie even thought I hated it, I've accepted that Sword Art Online isn't a good piece of writing even though I love it. But sometimes I just can't accept it, especially when it's this confusing. Jason Thompson, one of the greatest manga critics of our time, said that Naruto is a good manga and that Kishimoto is an inventive artist and a great storyteller. Both ANN and Otaku USA's reviews of The Last: Naruto the Movie were very positive, as were their reviews of Boruto: Naruto the Movie. And yet people keep complaining even if they haven't seen the movies for themselves, and if they have they say they were exactly as bad as they were expecting them to be.

I really should have gone with One Piece or Avatar: The Last Airbender instead, because nobody has any complaints about those.

Does anyone find this relatable? If so, do you have anything else to say other than: it's childish, it's just opinions, yadda yadda yadda? My butt-hurt nerd sickness requires stronger medication than pain-killers.

It appears Love-Ridden is the most popular one. And why shouldn't it be as it introduced NaPaTa to a lot of us (or at least to me).

For me it's a toss up between Hanafuda (the most beautiful hentai ever made), Shoujo Material (a sought after best-seller), and A Body for Play (Bosshi at his best).

I'm voting for one of those but I'm not telling which one ;P

Monster girls

It's the current trend and FAKKU need to keep up with the times!

I'm also on board this hype train.

Gunma seems to be one of those ero-mangaka who are just as brilliant as they're perverted, and he's made some of my all-time favourites.

However, when I look at the previews for Welcome to Tokoharu Apartments on Wanimagazine's website I see some colour posters that weren't included in the book, how come?

I've read in a Men's Health magazine that some women's clitoris is so sensitive that touching it causes discomfort.

Also, I've heard about that method you're referring to but I wonder: if she orgasms during oral foreplay, will that be the end of it or can you still continue to the actual sex?

Our persistence has paid off!

Every new FAKKU Magazine chapter plus every new FAKKU Book chapter plus the occasional scanlation chapter or rereading an old favourite. And sometimes reading an entire book.

That's basically how my hentai week looks like.

How did you get SO GOOD at drawing sexy female characters?

I'm in!

And what style is that?

*A post

Seeing how I don't have a bathtub I don't really have a choice, it's showers for me. Still I think of baths as more of a relaxation than cleaning.

I haven't actually read any of his manga but I've heard much about them, mostly from people who were scared shitless by them.

So I'll support this ;)

I agree 100%.

People seem to complain a lot about how the cost of subscription and Books is ruining their economy, but I've never had that problem. I don't know if it's because I just have an unusually good income or because I'm more optimistic with money, but if we count one digital book and subscription fee per month it only costs me 180 of my currency. I can afford that and I think it's worth it, it feels satisfying to know that I'm offering these artists something in return.

Of course to a lot of people on the internet that's a backwards way of thinking because porn is something that you take for free and you pay for things like Funimation or Netflix. Because, as they say, porn is just a guilty pleasure. But I'm on board with Jacob in this case: what I'm paying for is art, and who is to say that porn can't be art.

Inspired by NGE?