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English language fan translations of From Eroica with Love circulated through the slash fiction community in the 1. Yaoi fandom. Most yaoi fans are teenage girls or young women. In Japan, female fans are called fujoshi, a pun which denotes their way of seeing homosexual relationships in media as being rotten. The male equivalent is called a fudanshi. Both male and female fans are stated as being hetero or bisexual actual gay men fans are more likely to prefer Bara genre media. Yaoi fans have been characters in manga such as the seinen manga Fujoshi Rumi. At least one butler cafe has opened with a schoolboy theme in order to appeal to the Boys Love aesthetic. In one study on visual kei, 3. Japanese fan respondents reported having yaoi or sexual fantasies about the visual kei stars. DemographicseditMost yaoi fans are either teenage girls or young women. The female readership in Thailand is estimated at 8. Yaoi Con, a yaoi convention in San Francisco, is 8. It is usually assumed that all female fans are heterosexual, but in Japan there is a presence of lesbian manga authors6 and lesbian, bisexual or questioning female readers. Recent online surveys of English speaking readers of yaoi indicate that 5. It has been suggested that Western fans may be more diverse in their sexual orientation than Japanese fans and that Western fans are more likely to link BL Boys Love to supporting gay rights. Much like the Yaoi readership base, the majority of Yaoi fanfiction writers are also believed to be heterosexual women. The reasoning behind this trend is sometimes attributed to the patriarchy that women who write yaoi fanfiction are in fact acting out heterosexual fantasies through these male figures. Although the genre is marketed at women and girls, gay,81. In one library based survey of U. S. yaoi fans, about one quarter of respondents were male 1. Anglophone readers place this percentage at about 1. Lunsing suggests that younger Japanese gay men who are offended by gay mens magazines pornographic content may prefer to read yaoi instead. That is not to say that the majority of homosexual men are fans of the genre, as some are put off by the feminine art style or unrealistic depictions of homosexual life and instead seek Gei comi Gay comics, manga written by and for homosexual men,6 as gei comi is perceived to be more realistic. Lunsing notes that some of the narrative annoyances that homosexual men express about yaoi manga, such as rape, misogyny, and an absence of a Western style gay identity, are also present in gei comi. Some male manga artists have produced yaoi works, using their successes in yaoi to then go on to publish gei comi. Authors of BL present themselves as fellow fans by using dust jacket notes and postscripts to chat to the readers as if they were her girlfriends and talk about the creative process in making the manga, and what she discovered she liked about the story she wrote. NumberseditIn the mid 1. Japanese yaoi fandom were at 1. June had a circulation of between 8. Badi. 1. 9 Most Western yaoi fansites appeared some years later than pages and lists devoted to mainstream anime and manga. As of 1. 99. 5, they revolved around the most famous series, such as Ai no Kusabi and Zetsuai 1. English speaking websites mentioning yaoi reached the hundreds. As of 2. 00. 3, on Japanese language internet sites, there were roughly equal proportions of sites dedicated to yaoi as there were sites by and for gay men about homosexuality. On 1. 6 November 2. As of April 2. 00. Japanese sites resulted in 7. English, 4. 9,0. 00 Spanish, 2. Play Store For Samsung S3. Korean, 1. 1,9. 00 Italian and 6,9. Chinese sites. 2. In January 2. 00. Hisako Miyoshi, the Vice Editor in Chief for Libre Publishings manga division, said in a 2. Boys Love is more well known to the general public, the numbers of readers remains limited, which she attributes to the codified nature of the genre. Fan preferenceseditThorn noted that while some fans like both equally, fans tend to either prefer BL or non BL shjo manga. Suzuki noted BL fans have a preference for BL over other forms of pornography, for example, heterosexual love stories in ladies comics. Jessica Bawens Sugimoto feels that in general, slash and yaoi fans are dismissive of mainstream hetero sexual romance, such as the notorious pulp Harlequin romances. Deborah Shamoon said that the borders between yaoi, shjo manga and ladies comics are quite permeable, suggesting that fans of BL probably enjoyed both homosexual and heterosexual tales. Kazuma Kodaka, in an interview with Giant Robot suggested that the Japanese yaoi fandom includes married women who had been her fans since they were in college. Dru Pagliassottis survey indicates that loyalty to an author is a common factor in readers purchase decisions. Yka Nitta has noted a split in what her readers want her younger readers prefer seeing explicit material, and her older readers prefer seeing romance. There is a perception that the English speaking yaoi fandom is demanding increasingly explicit content,3. In 2. 00. 4, ICv. Andrea Wood suggests that due to restrictions placed on the sale of yaoi, many Western teenage fans seek more explicit titles via scanlations. Dru Pagliassotti notes that the majority of respondents to her survey say that they first encountered BL online, which she links to half of her respondents reporting that they get most of their BL from scanlations. In 2. BL scanlation groups. Japanese fan practices in the mid to late 2. Robin Brenner and Snow Wildsmith noted in their survey of American fans that gay and bisexual male fans of yaoi preferred more realistic tales than female fans did. Shihomi Sakakibara 1. Akiko Mizoguchi believes there is a shikou translated as taste or orientation, both towards BLyaoi as a whole, and towards particular patterns within the genre, such as a feisty bottom yancha uke character type. Her study shows that fans believe that in order to be serious fans, they should know their own preferences, and consider themselves a sort of sexual minority. She argues that the exchange of sexual fantasies between the predominantly female yaoi fandom can be interpreted that although the participants may be heterosexual in real life, they can also and compatibly be considered virtual lesbians. Patrick Galbraith suggests that androgynous beautiful boys contribute to the appeal of yaoi amongst women who are heterosexual, lesbian or transgender. The small Taiwanese BL fandom has been noted to be against real person BL fanfiction, banning it from their messageboard. FujoshieditFujoshi, lit. Japanese term for female fans of manga and novels that feature romantic relationships between men. Fujoshi enjoy imagining what it would be like if male characters from manga and anime, and occasionally real life male performers as well, loved each other. Boy in Pink Earmuffs.