Assalamualaikum and konnichiwa minna-san! Ok hari ni
kita akan membincangkan apa itu yaoi/yuri...(Warning!Just for 13+) Yaoi/yuri mula mendapat tempat di seluruh dunia! Anz tahu pasal yaoi yuri ni pun disebabkan Anz 'terbaca' fanfic yaoi yuri dan 'terbaca' manga yaoi yuri!
Mula2 Anz baca, rasa macam "erm apa ni?"dan OMG!! Terkejut Anz sebab adegan dia like a crystal clear! Mual dan loya dibuatnya..Buat para reader sekalian, jangan sesekali meneroka dunia yaoi dan yuri.Jika iman tak kuat, korang boleh jadi fujoshi dan fujodanshi!
Yaoi, also
known as Boys' Love, is a Japanese popular term for
female-oriented fictional media that focus on homoerotic or homoromantic malesexual
relationships, usually created by female authors. As yaoi works depict sexual
relationships between males, the genre attracts an androphilicmale
audience as well; however, manga aimed at a gay male audience (bara)
is considered a separate genre. The genre also attracts lesbian, bisexual and
questioning female readers, and several prominent yaoi authors are lesbian.
The main characters in yaoi usually conform to the
formula of the seme (top, or dominant figure) who pursues the uke (bottom,
or passive figure). Material classified as yaoi typically depicts erotic gay relationships
between attractive male characters. Although the yaoi genre is also called
Boys' Love (commonly abbreviated as BL), the males featured are
pubescent or older. Works featuring prepubescent boys are labelled shotacon,
and seen as a distinct genre.
Yaoi began in the dōjinshi (fan fiction) markets of
Japan in the late 1970s as an outgrowth of shōnen-ai, also known as Juné or tanbi,
a sub-genre depicting platonic relationships between pubescent or
pre-pubescent boys. Yaoi initially emerged as a sexualized parody of
popular shōnen-ai anime and manga stories. Over time, yaoi came to be used
as a generic term for female-oriented manga, anime, dating sims,
novels and fan fiction works featuring idealized homosexual male
relationships. The genre has spread beyond Japan, and both translated and
original yaoi works are now available in many countries and languages.
Yuri (百合) is
a Japanese word that in English literally means “lily”. Even though the word
Yuri is basically a japanese name, in Anime and Manga it is used as a Genre
that tells us that lesbian characters, a lesbian love story or lesbian sex is
involved.
Shoujo Ai (少女愛) on
the other hand literally means „girl’s love“ and is also used as a Genre. These
two terms are very much alike. The only difference is, that the word “Yuri” is
usually used whenever the lesbian relationship is shown in a more explicit and
maybe even sexual way, while “Shoujo Ai” implies that the depiction of the
relationship doesn’t go any further than maybe kissing. In general I’d say that
“Shoujo Ai” is used for innocent romance while “Yuri” implies a more sexual
relationship.
Sumber: http://yurireviews.blogspot.com/