HAHAHA. SO MANY WAYS TO STALK YOU. I have no doubt I will get into this shortly, and lose what little semblence of free time I still have. You make me so happy ♥ ♥
That's the kicker for me- everything about Hibari's personality seems very seme, but I've only really enjoyed and appreciated stories where he is some form of uke. I couldn't really explain it, until I was able to latch on to your theory of emotional retardation/disinterest in all things sexual. HAHA self insertion! I don't know about you, but as much as I love Hibari, I don't think I'm THAT much of a masochist XD. Dino or Yamamoto have far more patience than I do.
I continues to blow me away how firmly you understand Hibari's character. I feel like I could be all "Hey Dream, does Hibari like Pride and Prejudice?" and you could tell me what page he's currently on and what literary element he focused on for that book report last week. (LOL. Of course, by "Pride and Prejudice" I mean "The Prince" XD)
Power play is one of the neatest aspects of KHR, I agree. That and the apparent contradictions in the characters. I love them so.
Perhaps there are so few because Reborn requires as complete an understanding of his character as Hibari to write properly, and authors are daunted by the concept of writing both. I bet at least someone could pull it off though. *koff*
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That's the kicker for me- everything about Hibari's personality seems very seme, but I've only really enjoyed and appreciated stories where he is some form of uke. I couldn't really explain it, until I was able to latch on to your theory of emotional retardation/disinterest in all things sexual. HAHA self insertion! I don't know about you, but as much as I love Hibari, I don't think I'm THAT much of a masochist XD. Dino or Yamamoto have far more patience than I do.
I continues to blow me away how firmly you understand Hibari's character. I feel like I could be all "Hey Dream, does Hibari like Pride and Prejudice?" and you could tell me what page he's currently on and what literary element he focused on for that book report last week. (LOL. Of course, by "Pride and Prejudice" I mean "The Prince" XD)
Power play is one of the neatest aspects of KHR, I agree. That and the apparent contradictions in the characters. I love them so.
Perhaps there are so few because Reborn requires as complete an understanding of his character as Hibari to write properly, and authors are daunted by the concept of writing both. I bet at least someone could pull it off though. *koff*