It is summertime finally! Doesn't that rock, now I can draw and write all I please I have an account on FictionPress.com for my Yaoi and Fantasy fans, the stories are where my characters come from Anyways I was planning on making a manga this summer and post it on SmackJeeves, but with all the writing it is hard. I am trying to get fit(ugrr gotta work out) and do the things I want all at once. Butt anyways I am trying to practice at being more realistic, since well I like the look But I also want to keep the anime sense of things since I want to be a Manga artist and Game desighner( by the way I heard ToKyoPop is a harsh critic but they read and try it, make sure you have a copyright first, because they are thieves ) Anyways I will be slowly posting more artwork and since I have no access to credit card, my old work will go a wall I am sad. Thanks for listening to my ramblings, TTYL.

But yeah anyway is you are a yaoi fan, and wants to know where Naki comes from, check out my Profile, I have a few non Yaoi's too of course:

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I also thought this would help out Slash/Yaoi/BL Fans

-"Kawaii": cute, in Japanese

-Sempai. Used for someone in a grade higher than the one someone else is in schools. Kimagure Orange Road featured the main character of Hikaru referring to Kyosuke as sempai on various occasions.

-Sama. Ending used for indicating great respect towards someone.

-san: term used indicating politeness, such as Watanabe-san

-Boys' Love - male homosexual content, current, occasionally used over yaoi and shonen-ai in Japan.

-Dōseiaisha — Same-sex-loving person.

-Ecchi — Perverted.

Gei comi — manga with male homosexual themes, by men for men. Compare with yaoi, shonen-ai, June and BL.

-Juné (ジュネ?), also written as June - a manga or text story with male homosexual themes for women written in an aesthetic (耽美, tanbi?) style, named for the Juné magazine.

-Lemon - derived from the hentai series Cream Lemon — Material with explicit sexual content (not to be confused with the slang term for Lesbian in some English speaking cultures).

-Mangaka (漫画家 — Creator of the manga. The mangaka is often the writer and the illustrator of the work.

-Moe (萌え — is a Japanese slang word originally referring to fetish or love for characters (e.g meganekko-moe, "glasses-girl moe)

-Nanshoku — Male love. — A deprecated term for homosexuality

-Okama — (Pejorative) homosexual. — (Literally cooking pot.)

-Shōnen-ai — A term denoting homosexual content, an obsolete genre. English-speakers can use it for material without explicit sex, in anime, manga, and related fan fiction. In Japan, it denotes ephebophilia.

-Sōsaku June (Original June) — dōjinshi with male homosexual themes for women that are original stories and non-parodic of existing series.

-Yaoi — Japanese acronym from '‘No climax, no point, no meaning’' (Yama nashi, Ochi nashi, Imi nashi) — Male-on-male sexual content. Sometimes (and incorrectly) used for all male/male romantic and sexual content, especially by US publishers.