/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Behold

>>11649571
Well there's this

I am very sure that they exist because Japanese historical records (or rather, their dramatizations) very frequently feature men holding hands and crying in dramatic scenes that could very easily be taken for signs of romantic affection. I don't have any concise examples from Japanese literature proper but this is from Romance of the Three Kindoms and good heavens just look at it:

"The farewell between Liu Bei and Zhao Zilong was affecting. They held each other's hands a long time, their eyes streaming with tears, and could not tear themselves apart. Zhao Zilong said with a sob, "I used to think Gongsun Zan a true hero, but I see now that he is no different from Yuan Shao. They are both alike." "But you are now in his service. We shall surely meet again," said Liu Bei. Both men wept freely as they separated."

And it's not even a final farewell, they're just leaving to separate camps. But thanks to this scene alone I am certain that somewhere in Japan some girl is writing Liu Bei/Zhao Yun erotic fanfiction (I think Liu Bei is the bottom there, since he's sort of a wuss). Though I like Cao Cao pairings more because most of his early campaigns involve him being rescued from enemy lines by one of his generals, I can just see him being carried in bridal hold by Dian Wei as they make their escape from Puyang.

Ringo > Rumba > Bure.

What /jp/ requires is not a offline meet-up or a mansion, but rather, a city on a hill.

I have never before actually wanted a daki.