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“Authors should not be ALLOWED to write about–” you are an anti-intellectual and functionally a conservative
“This book should be taken off of shelves for featuring–” you are an anti-intellectual and functionally a conservative
“Schools shouldn’t teach this book in class because–” you are an anti-intellectual and functionally a conservative
“Nobody actually likes or wants to read classics because they’re–” you are an anti-intellectual and an idiot
“I only read YA fantasy books because every classic novel or work of literary fiction is problematic and features–” you are an anti-intellectual and you are robbing yourself of the full richness of the human experience.
"you are functionally a conservative" is such a good and clarifying insult
Literally right after I saw this post, I saw another post in a discord chat for BOOK EDITORS in which an outspokenly liberal editor talked about how Nabokov should have never been published because he wrote about p*dophiles and described women's bodies in ways that made her uncomfortable. She described his writing as "objectively terrible" and said she wanted to burn his books. And other editors were bringing up classics they didn't like and talking about how they wanted to throw them in the trash. This wasn't like a light "unpopular opinion!" conversation. This was actual book editors talking about how books should be destroyed and censored.
There is something so scary and toxic in global culture right now. The revival of fascism is influencing everyone's mindset and approach to art, regardless of where they fall on the political spectrum.
I see far more books being censored today than when I was a kid. Librarians handed me The Catcher in the Rye, The Sexual Politics of Meat, and Animal Farm when I was literally 8-11. My mom would never have taken a book away from me. I read everything from the Tao Te Ching to the Qur'an to atheist texts under my desk at school. Teachers thought nothing of it or encouraged it. Books seemed universally acknowledged as sacrosanct to me.
Now I can't find any adults who don't hesitate or want to make exceptions when it comes to censorship. Even the most liberal social activist librarians I know go, "well except for book X..."
Functionally conservative. It's so important to have the language to express that.
Thank you for this addition!
I did a report on book banning once.
Actually, I did reports on book banning three separate times with three separate teachers, with three separate sets of parameters so I was able to write about the same topic in different ways, but this is specifically about the report I did in university. The actual specs for the report included that we were supposed to complete some kind of study or poll (this was not a science class). I put the questions out on a couple of forums I belonged to at the time and asked a few IRL friends as well. A lot of the questions were standard for this sort of thing, I think - were you ever assigned to read a banned book, did you ever read banned books on your own, did you read/were you assigned them BECAUSE they were banned or did you find out about them being banned later, what's your opinion on banning books, etc.
But there was one question I asked that ended up reshaping the entire thrust of my presentation: "Are there any books that you think SHOULD be banned, and if so, why?"
Here's the thing. Most of the forums I was posting on were fan spaces for a book series that, at the time, was one of the most banned/challenged books out there. It's a fandom that I have since entirely distanced myself from, that I one hundred percent do not recommend to anyone, that I will actively attempt to dissuade people from reading or talking about, and that I would like to not be popular anymore. I'm sure most of you reading this can guess which one I'm talking about (I won't name it or go into specifics because I don't want to trip any filters unnecessarily). But it was KNOWN that these books were banned in a lot of places. A lot of people wore the "I read banned books" badge with pride. I fully expected that the answer to that question would be a resounding "no" from the forums, and that I'd maybe get a few affirmative answers from one of the other spaces.
I was shocked. Not only did a lot of people come back with either "not exactly but I think we should keep [author] or [book] out of the hands of children" or "yes, [book]/anything by [author] should be banned because XYZPDQ", but not a single person who responded gave me the same answer. The only one I remember - keep in mind it's been almost twenty years - was that one person specifically said The Bone Collector, and for the "why do you think it should be banned" question, they only said, "No. I'm not explaining it. It's too horrible to even think about. Just believe me when I say nobody should ever be allowed to read this book."
I highlighted that last comment in my presentation, along with several other of my "favorite" official reasons for banning books - the Alabama school board that banned The Diary of Anne Frank in 1984 because it was "a real downer", the district that removed A Raisin in the Sun because it was "pornographic", the library that took Charlie and the Chocolate Factory out of circulation because it "might be hurtful to children without parents", and things of that nature - and pointed out that all of these were the same thing. This was somebody saying "I don't like this, therefore nobody should read it, and I shouldn't have to explain why." I also pointed out that if you can't give a good reason, the whole thing falls apart, and then I quoted "Smut" by Tom Lehrer:
All books can be indecent books, Though recent books are bolder, For filth, I'm glad to say, Is in the mind of the beholder. When correctly viewed, Everything is lewd. I can tell you things about Peter Pan And the Wizard of Oz - THERE'S a dirty old man...
Go back to that paragraph I mentioned earlier, about those books that I no longer recommend to anyone. Notice how I phrased that. I don't recommend them. I will tell you all the reasons why I don't think you should buy them. I will tell you all the problems with the author, with the franchise, with the writing. I wish they were out of print, I wish they were deeply unpopular, I wish nobody would ever read them again.
But I still won't advocate for banning them.
It's so easy to twist a justification. Look at what I quoted up there! A Raisin in the Sun was banned for being "pornographic". One of the websites I used as a source responded to that accusation with "Did they read the same play I did?" At the time, I thought the comment was funny. Now, twenty years later, I realize: It was a buzzword. It was a convenient label. At the time of the challenge, just saying "it's pornographic" was enough. Obviously you're not some kind of sicko who wants to hear about all the pornographic details, are you? Freak! That's pornography! And they're teaching it in schools! We should get rid of it!
A Raisin in the Sun, for anyone who didn't study it at any point or read it (or watch the movie, which was very good), is a play/movie about a black family in Chicago in the 1960s. The family matriarch has been in domestic service for years, but she's just received a very large insurance payment from her husband's death and is retiring. Wanting to give her family, especially her young grandson, a better life, she goes out and buys a house...in an otherwise exclusively white neighborhood. The head of the homeowner's association (essentially) comes to visit them and offers to pay them a substantial amount of money to not move into the neighborhood, because segregation isn't officially a thing and they can't legally stop them from moving in, but they don't want them there. There's a lot more that goes on in the play, and I highly recommend you go and read it, but the point is that there is nothing sexual or titillating in the entire thing. The closest we get is a scene where the daughter (Beneatha, a college student) is gifted a traditional African dress from her boyfriend, who's Nigerian, and he shows her how to put it on over the clothes she's already wearing, and maybe the scene where the daughter-in-law (Ruth, a laundress) accidentally reveals that, having found out she's pregnant, she's planning to have an abortion rather than bring another child into the world/have another mouth to feed.
It's not pornographic. But someone didn't want it taught in schools, so they called it that to get it banned.
It's so easy to twist labels. If you, a liberal, agree that books with X trait are okay to ban, the people who don't want books to exist will find a way to say they have X trait, and then what are you going to do, admit that you like that sort of thing? Sicko! Freak! Pervert!
You don't have to like the book, or the author, or the topic. But if you're advocating for banning them entirely, you're functionally a conservative.
A once-in-a-lifetime shot — the moon perfectly framed by a rainbow. Caught at just the right time. 🌈 🌕
Sourcing the photos as taken by Mark Ham on Instagram, according to one of the replies.
Happy Pride month to the moon
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okay now im curious. reblog this with where youre from and if you sleep with your door open or closed
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My Top BLs of 2025
I rated 14 BLs from 2025 a 9/10 or higher. Making this a pretty good year, actually. 2024 I only had 10 BLs rated 9/10. 2023 was better than both, tho.
Anygay, without further ado, my hands-down (pun intended) favorite BLs of 2025 was...
Secret Lover
Taiwan Gaga
A relatively simple friends-to-lovers story about a boy who fell in love with another boy when they were kids, but got friend-zoned for most of their lives. Until, in university, it becomes too much for him and things escalate. A very domestic, very pretty, high chemistry, Taiwanese take on some ultra-classic BL themes, archetypes, and tropes. Basically a combination of two of my favorite BLs, I Cannot Reach You and We Best Love - two great tastes that tasted great together.
I dithered a little, there is a bit much dub-con for the modern age but for unexplainable reasons I did not care. Also this is such a quiet show it fell to the wayside during our collective Summer 2025 Fever Dream (thank you China), but eventually I decided that for me this is damn near perfect live action yaoi for Taiwan. I like but do not need my BLs to be original.
This is exactly the kind of show I love best. Yes it is quiet and simple but it is not bland or boring. This is a classic, like perfectly prepared Taiwanese chicken and rice. Sure, we all love a spicy curry, but sometimes, when the world is going to hell, we just want chicken and rice. And this was the BL equivalent. They embraced the genre and served it warm and sustaining when I needed it most.
Does it deserve a 10/10? Maybe not. It isn't as good as We Best Love (my only other 10/10 out of Taiwan) but in 2025 this was the BL I needed most. And it's my ranking system after all.
School Trip: I Happened to Join a Group of Cool Guys AKA Shugakuryoko de Nakayokunai Group ni Hairimashita
Japan Gaga
This was the most classic, pitch perfect, high school BL we’ve gotten from Japan since I Cannot Reach You. About a sophomore boy separated from his geeky friends adopted by a quad of popular boys one of whom has a mad crush on him. Somehow exactly that simple but also so much deeper and more special. This was charming and sweet and pining and everything I want in a JBL including first love spilling over into awkwardness, glorious friendship groups, and bonus elder gay rep (such a rarity).
Japan had a really good 2025, but this was an absolutely stand out.
The specials are currently airing and I reserve the right to bump School Trip into the 10/10 ranks if they do them as well as I hope.
Ball Boy Tactics
Korea Gaga
Korea's best BL of 2025 by a landslide. After retiring from gymnastics a gold medalist, painfully shy Jiwon struggles to survive university. He gets adopted by a group of jocks and falls in love with campus heartthrob and basketball star JeongU.
I loved it. Of course I did. It’s great! It's charming, well executed, and prettily acted (especially from the actor playing JeongU who comes to us from the stage and we can tell).
Can’t go wrong with this one, I smiled the whole time I was watching.
I have already rewatched this BL the most of the 2025 offerings.
These were my top 3 BLs of the year. I'm still contemplating bumping School Trip up to a 10, and I really dithered over Ball Boy.
ThamePo
Thailand YouTube (now Viki?)
The boyband idol romance I've been waiting for from Korea, only Thailand did it instead.
Quintessentially Thai and very GMMTV with good production values, great chemistry, and a solid support cast. It also was a hyung romance (younger boy pursues older one) mostly driven by external conflict and a found family reunion trope, so I didn’t mind (too much) that the romance thread occasionally felt secondary. I loved it (except, of course, the singing).
It's just lovely and pretty and fun. And it has a fabulous series of ending scenes.
Narrowly squeaking in as my top Thai BL of 2025 this one wins on the strength of that truly killer ending and high rewatchability and production values. Plus this has a dynamite new pair brand.
Your Sky
Thailand iQIYI
As pulps go this is right up there with my favorite if all time, My Ride, but for different less complex reasons (and with better chemistry).
This is a relatively simple yet endearingly old fashioned university set story of a fake relationship between a sunshine sweetie and an older reserved rich kid who slowly fall in love. It's soft gentle low stakes leans on everything I love best about Thai BL, no damage no trauma.
This is a warm fuzzy robe of a BL that will not hurt you, featuring some of the greenest flags I have ever seen in the genre. Somehow it manages to be very much a 2025 ThBL while cosplaying with all the nostalgia of a decade prior.
Close second to ThamePo this ones only flaws come from it's pulp origins and green acting. It's still endearing and already a chronic rewatch for me.
The Heart Killers
Thailand iQIYI
Jojo directed this action romcom about assassin brothers (Khao & Joong) meets conmen: tattoo artist ex-booster (First) and very flirty mechanic (Dunk).
I dithered over how to rate this. It felt like an 8 show wearing a 9’s britches. There were dropped threads, forgotten characters, and unfinished plot lines even with a long run time. And, for me, it doesn’t have significant rewatch potential. HOWEVER it was so much fun (when one applies no expectations or logic) and I enjoyed the wildly unhinged relationships and, weirdly, music.
I mean nobody claimed that we needed Taming of the Shrew only with gay Thai hitmen, but we really needed it. And no one asked for Petruchio to be the bratiest queen ever to strut his perfect skin and croptops across our screen, and yet we loved him for it.
Sure it didn’t make sense and was utterly absurd, but it was terribly earnest and sexy about it. In the end this goes hand-in-hand with all these other bonkers crime pieces we’ve been getting since KinnPorsche, and frankly I like this one the best so far.
See Your Love
Taiwan Viki & Gaga
A darling little show that I genuinely couldn’t have enjoyed more. About a deaf care worker and his spoiled broken little prince.
A caretaker takes a job protecting and healing a mafia boy (in all ways). The boy is tortured and broken but still loving and earnest and willing to enter his beloved's world. Taiwanese BL at its softest and best.
This show basically said it was more important to do sign language and kisses properly then any silly mafia fighting bits. And they were absolutely correct. Highly recommended.
This one slid under the radar for a lot of people, don't let you be one of those people. A gem of a show.
Our Youth AKA Miseinen: Mijukuna Oretachi wa Bukiyo ni Shinkochu
Japan Gaga
Adapted from a Korean Webtoon I can see why this went to Japan, it's way too harsh for KBL. Essentially a story about two lonely boys from opposite sides of the track who fall madly in love in high school, despite the fact that one is neglected and the other physically abused.
This has a rough premise (all the trigger warnings) BUT is an oddly lovely little show. Darker than is my personal preference but sublimely stylish, turns out sometimes that combo works for me (see The 8th Sense). The word that springs to mind is “refined.”
I enjoyed the restful distancing feel of the beautiful filming style which made the abuse feel less intimate. Add to that Japan's signature utter thirst and some ostentatiously poetic dialogue and this became edgy pretty which unexpectedly worked for me. Plus a fantastic ending.
I get skipping this one especially in light of the bad publicity that followed. I forgive you if you don't watch it.
ABO Desire
China Viki & Gaga
Close on the herculean strides of Revenged Love, China continued its historic 2025 run on the international BL market with the first true ABO mpreg piece. There is some semblance of story = about a boy who falls in love right before he manifests as an enigma (secret extra-special tippy-top of food chain) and then obsessively stalks/courts the object of his devotion though means both fair and foul (mostly foul). Why so secretive and manipulative? No reason, just is.
This show focuses on this most perfect sociopath ult babygirl being a violent, unchecked, conniving, psychotic monster so pretty he will hurt your teeth intent on possessing, owning, and sexing-up one increasingly confused alpha. And he wins and we like (so does the alpha). There is actual on screen kissing (yes, from China) combined with some of the world's hottest shirt suspenders and some the world's ugliest shirts. The end.
That's the whole show.
Oh… there is a nod at a intriguing side couple who ended up being mere set dressing. And there is also actual ON SCREEN mpreg. 2x. (Which broke Tumblr.) Plus China aired this by distributing through Hong Kong to a Taiwanese platform and if that isn't How Dare levels of malarkey I don't know what is. Wild times we live in.
I went tf OFF on this show. But yeah, I really did also love it.
Revenged Love
China Viki & Gaga
A remake of 2015's Falling in Love with a Rival (AKA Counter Attack). From China ON Taiwan's GAGA distributed via Singapore? What alt-reality is 2025?
The story of a scrappy street urchin who, in order to get revenge on his ex-girlfriend, decides to seduce her current boyfriend. The boys fall in love but that's just the beginning. There’s also a side couple made up of their respective best friends, one of whom is a doctor.
The friendships are as important as the romances in this show, one of which is a blatantly queer quasi frenamies and the other of which is the "how to be gay" trope. The entire shows' love language is manipulation, and everybody is both good-looking and adorable. There’s a lot of "who falls first, who falls harder?" But they all fall very hard in the end.
My feelings? This was a GREAT BL and I enjoyed it partly because of the online enthusiasm for it, somewhat mitigated by the unpleasant "will it won’t it" tension around cancellation.
But something like this cannot be divorced from its time. And that’s part of my complex emotions with this one. If China hadn’t undergone such severe censorship over the past decade, we would’ve gotten shows like this sooner and those shows would have evolved. This is a peak BL… for 2019. We’re not in 2019 but I kind of feel like I have to rate Revenged Love as if we were.
Consequently it gets a 9/10, but it's for BL fans only, I wouldn't recommend this not non-drinkers of the pink milk.
Tumblr lost it's mind over this show. It will be The Show of 2025 going forward. Much as KinnPorsche was The Show of 2022.
My Magic Prophecy
Thailand YouTube
Paranormal suspense-ish story about a prophetic fortune teller and a hot doctor. I think JimmySea are a solid pair who have been given short shrift on prior shows, but this one was great for a GMMTV throw-away.
Essentially, the psychic and the doctor whose life is threatened must team up to prevent his death. There are traumatic backstories and family drama, and a tasty cop/doctor side dish (who I could’ve used a bit more from). I enjoyed all the sinister characters, mild scenery chewing and the easy to digest plot.
It was a touch simplistic but that just forced everything to lean on the romance, and JimmySea shouldered that burden with aplomb, resulting in a low stress enjoyable light meal. Everyone seemed to know this brief and satisfied it. This one isn't going to make waves but it's a solid offering, easy for me to recommend, and rewatch.
This one didn't get much attention, and I am sad about that. But also I'm a JimmySea stan these days, and I think that accounts for 1/2 of why I enjoyed it so much.
Reset
Thailand iQIYI
A true BL lakorn about an established actor murdered on his big night who wakes up in his own pre-fame past and falls into the arms of the man who may have been there all along.
A strong lead pair, on point with both acting and chemistry, beautifully shot with a tight script, stunning tender sex scenes, no consent issues, a good dose of cheesy obsessed seme, and some scenery chewing evil makes this one of our best modern Thai BLs. This was an easy 9/10. Also, it's gotta be said, the lighting in this show was off the hook.
You should watch it. Any BL fan should watch it. It's great.
This one did get some attention (enough to juice the pair into brand deals) but here that was mostly for the fantastic NC scenes. And yes, they are Very Good. And very well lit.
Khemjira
Thailand iQIYI
AKA Khemjira Spirit Reborn AKA Kemjira Will Survive
The story of a boy laboring under a curse, haunted by ghosts and demons, who’s family, friends, and (eventual) lover all try to help him via spiritual and physical means. While very much a horror BL (not my genre), I’m very glad that I gave this a chance. This is a diaphanous magical BL of the kind that only really comes along once a year these days - with more lingering notes of I Feel You Linger in the Air than any actual gay horror I could name.
It’s not going in my personal rewatch rotation (which is why it's so low on this list), but I admire its (and its actor's) otherworldly beauty, stylish NC scenes, cultural relevancy, and elegant execution and impact. Full review here.
In a year where China DOMINATED the BL discourse, this was the Thai BL that managed to rise to the top of ThBL. And it deserved all the credit it got.
Knockout
Thailand WeTV
The son of a policeman tries to solve his father’s murder and uncovers an underground boxing ring. He gets involved with a champion boxer along the way. This is a solid story with near perfect casting, charming leads and excellent chemistry. The fight scenes are great, specially if you like Muay Thai, and it’s pretty well balanced in terms of plot and romance. Even if that plot is… wild.
High marks all around for this unexpectedly fun little show. But I have to say, it is carried by Keen, who may be one of the greatest main characters we’ve had in a really long time. Plucky, tough, smart, kind, sweet, loving, loyal, and explicitly very gay. While I am not sure it will get many rewatches from me because of the violence, it gets extra credit for such a remarkably un-BL main character.
Probably the only one I put on here knowing it should be getting an 8/10. But Keen is SO GOOD. It's had to get a 9/10 from me. But I understand why others won't be ranking it that high.
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Incidentally, this means that for me Gaga was by far the best value subscription platform of the year. It also remains the cheapest (and was running a big end of year deal). So it stands as statistically my top recommendation to keep, if you're sub-cutting right now. Especially if you are not a huge fan of Thai BL.
HEATED RIVALRY | 1x06 - "The Cottage"
HEATED RIVALRY | 1x06 - "The Cottage"
That poor man! Now he can’t afford even sleeveless shirts!!!
Russian names & how to use them
hello, I am back! I got asked about the use of diminutives and which one(s) would be appropriate for, let's say, Ilya's mom or Shane to use with Ilya, so I thought I would post about that, as well, because why not, let's get into it.
As a rule, nearly every Russian name has a diminutive. There are only a few that I can think of that don't. For instance, my full name is Yelizaveta. The official diminutive for that is "Liza" (pronounced LEE-za), but then, if you want to get really sweet, you can call me "Lizochka," "Lizon'ka" (my grandpa's preferred way of calling me), even "Lizaveta" (a family friend calls me that) or if you want to be playful and teasing, it's "Lizka" (which is TECHNICALLY like...not a NICE way of doing it, but is my family's preferred way of nicknaming people (within the family), so to me, it's also affectionate, and whenever my wife or one of my American friends calls me "Lizka," my heart grows ten sizes.)
Now, let's take Ilya. The diminutive for that is "Ilyusha." At one point, his brother calls him "Ilyushka," which is exactly what an older brother would call his younger brother in order to be slightly condescending and/or dismissive, which is how Alexei is acting at the time. However, if someone wanted to be affectionate, they could say "Ilyushen'ka" (or just "Ilyusha," obviously). You could even make "Ilyushka" affectionate, with the right tone (his brother's just an asshole).
If at some point Shane wanted to know what to call him as a loving gesture, it could be either of the ones I mentioned above. The MOST sweet and loving would be "Ilyushen'ka" or "Ilyushechka." Just the idea of Shane doing that makes me want to throw myself off a cliff in a good way (too many feelings!!!!)
Now, let's take his brother Alexei. I just think it's BEYOND weird that Ilya calls him that instead of "Alyosha" or "Alyoshka" or "Lyosha/Lyoshka." It's just not culturally correct. If they were horsing around and being buttheads at each other, he could him "Lyokha," but I have a REALLY hard time believing that he thinks of his brother as "Alexei" and has him that way in his phone. Like, I cannot emphasize enough how strange that is. I'm so curious why Rachel Reid and the show went that route, when it doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
And, finally, the fact that he and Svetlana don't call each other "Ilyusha" and "Sveta" is incredibly strange. If I called my childhood best friend "Anna" instead of "Anya," (well, actually, I call her "An'ka") it would be, frankly, bizarre, and neither of us has lived in Russia since the early 90's. See what I'm getting at? If they met as kids/teenagers, there is no way they would call each other by their full names, because those are adult names. Kids are, like...NEVER called by their full names unless they're in trouble (at which point, the patronymics come out and HOO BOY). I mean, it's possible that other Russian people's experiences are different, but I spent my entire childhood in Russia and this was just Not A Thing.
So there you are! Peers call each other largely by diminutives, unless they are, say, colleagues, in which case they would most likely address each other as "Full Name Patronymic" (think "Alexandr Sergeevich" (yes, Pushkin)) which is the equivalent of "Mr. Hollander," OR, if they are less formal, by their full first name (plus the formal "you," ofc) until they decide to be fully informal and then switch to diminutives and the informal you, if they DARE.
(Please ask me about how my wife still canNOT bring herself to call my mom by her diminutive, even though my (Russian) brother-in-law has been doing it for years, because it's "TOO WEIRD!!" for her. She also won't call my dad by his. It's incredibly cute. She is VERY respectful.)
GREAT SAPOL & BRIGHT RAPHEEPHONG in LOVERS & GANGSTERS หงเสนคลุกฝุ่น (2026) dir. Leejern Natchanit Jirarungroj
Semantic Error — Episode 7 (Viki)
LOVE IN THE CLOUDS 入青云 (2025) dir. Peng Xuejun, Zhi Zhu
his voice is so soothing ☺️