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[brigdh]

Happy Mardi Gras!

Since flinging beads and sharing King Cake is much less satisfying virtually, how about a meme?

1. Comment with any character you know I've written.
2. Receive three bits of trivia about their sexuality: practices, preferences, experiences, fantasies, kinks, etc.
3. Profit!

(Stolen from an old post of laeria)

Comments

[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

Hello!

Watari is pretty awesome. :D

1. Is interested in making a sex-change potion not because he identifies as female, but because he sees gender as not particularly important and always wants to try new things.

2. Most of his relationships have been more of the friends-with-benefits type than True-Love-soulmates. He spent most of his young adulthood more interested in having fun and enjoying as many people as possible rather than exploring deep emotions.

3. Is pretty into most kinks, and is willing to be either top or bottom. Is probably the most sexually-healthy character of everyone in all these comments, ha.

[lynndyre.livejournal.com]

Watari!!!!! XD

Haha, he really is the most sexually healthy character around.

[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

He is! It's nice sometimes, after all the trauma and hang-ups.

[myrabidpetspoon.livejournal.com]

Exactly! I relate to Tsuzuki on so may levels, and he quite possibly saved my life*, but Watari is such a breath of fresh air. He's in dead heat for favorite YnM character. And I love your 3 facts about him; your Watari is exactly who I imagine him to be. :D


*I am bipolar, used to self-harm, and ended up in the hospital because I was suicidal. I didn't know how to live for myself, felt like I was pathetic just living for others, and thought no one could love me. I used anime as an escape because I didn't want to exist in this reality. YnM convinced me it was enough to just keep living, and that things would one day get better. (cheesy I know *sweatdrop* but true story)

[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

Thank you! And I'm sorry to hear that about your past, but it is so true that sometimes fictional characters can be life-saving.