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Ahhhh! I'm Tired of Reading, I Can't Read Anything Anymore
I want to read a book similar to "The Little Junior Sister Cries, But One Sword Destroys Heaven and Earth (Yimeng Qingxuan)". Want to see the cultivator
It Takes Longer to Find a Book Than to Read It. Help Your Children, Just Make It Readable.
Double Heroines + Rebirth
I want to watch content similar to "After Feng Aotian was reborn, he stared at me who became useless and cute".
Looking for a Study List for OC People
I would like to read a book similar to "Jungian Psychology". Are there any OC references or books to study? I prefer Jungian psychology/personality typology. Others can also be recommended. Religion, writing skills, mysticism, psychology, and design can all be recommended.
Is There Anything Yandere About Nasida?
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Tomato free novels are no longer free?
Cute Little Boy and Girl
She is so beautiful that she looks like a little girl just by changing into women's clothes. She is very popular. There is a mysterious man who has always liked him, but has been secretly protecting her. In the end, the two of them finally got together.
Looking for Books Suitable for Students in the Second and Third Grade of Junior High Schoolᶻz ₍^_ ̫ _^₎
Now that I'm in my second year of junior high school, I'll look for some academic or literature books, which cover all subjects, preferably ones that junior high school students can understand.



































After reading it, I had a lot of emotions. It made me understand that no matter what, it is very important to look at it rationally. Faced with social trends and conflicts, we also know better how to treat them. Overall, the writing is very good, the articles are clear, and there are enough examples to make the article rich and colorful. Multiple perspectives and a neutral attitude bring readers something to think about.
I am bisexual and feel that there is a phenomenon in society that promotes and glorifies other sexualities. The rights of other sexualities do need to be respected, but it should not become a "fashion"
Not bad, I got to know each other a bit, had a new experience, and at first glance I saw all the familiar people [face covering]
This book is very useful! I have a deeper understanding of the cultural history of same-sex relationships, and I was shocked by the examples when I read them... The latter is very useful for young people. When you are young, you should accumulate wealth and make plans for the future.
After reading the title and clicking on it, I thought it was an academic science popularization, but after reading it, I found that it was a review. Nowadays, the Internet is very developed, which makes me feel that "homosexuality" is very common. First of all, I would like to thank the author for seeing this topic and hope that more scholars will study and pay attention to this issue.
I feel that there are still many bad voices in China regarding the gay community. In my opinion, the author has written this book very well. I hope that everything will be better for the gay community now as the author hopes! [Sending Hearts]
This is a good book for understanding the homosexual community. It objectively and neutrally analyzes the origin and history of homosexuality from multiple perspectives, and uses biology to prove that homosexuality is very common in nature (at least mammals). I personally feel that homosexuality will not affect human reproduction, but will be more beneficial to human development. Same-sex animals in nature will protect their own kind in times of disaster, because animals will protect their potential partners. If I have to say a shortcoming, I feel that the historical data is not rigorous. Overall, this book is likely to change the stereotypes about homosexuality.
The author's views are very upright. He uses objective language and neutral attitude to popularize the social subcultural phenomenon of homosexuality. He also quotes some ancient and modern examples, some of which are quite interesting. At the same time, it extends some popular science about family and social policies with homosexuality, showing the development and changes of society. It is worth watching.
I came here specifically because I think this study on homosexuality is particularly well written.
It's so interesting. It's the most interesting narrative text I've ever read. I kept laughing while reading it. Of course, I think some examples are unofficial histories. After all, a lot of the sources are novels, unofficial histories, etc.
This book is very good, and it gave me a deeper understanding of homosexuality and a more concrete feeling about the country's attitude. Some of the content is related to some books I have read before, such as "Wearing Gloves to Wipe Tears". When I saw the Stockholm Parade in 2011, I would think of the protagonist Benjamin in it, his story with his lover, and his and his lover Rasmus After rebelling against their own beliefs, rebelling against their families, and rebelling against society, After the difficulty of being together, the disease did not separate them, but strengthened their love. However, in the end, because of the disapproval of Rasmus's family, Benjamin did not attend Rasmus's funeral. He was not even able to go to his lover's cemetery many years later. When homosexuality was legalized, Rasmus had already been buried in the loess. I can't describe the emotions in my heart. Many characters in the novel will have their homosexual identities concealed by their families after death. There are also many "indecent" behaviors in the novel. Only then did I understand that sex is not only beautiful, it also has its dark side, and there is no such thing as the relationship between the sexes. In short, I will respect every sexual orientation and quote a saying on the Internet, "The only direction is where the heart is."
It is well written and uses examples of celebrities and ordinary people at home and abroad, ancient and modern times, to talk about "homosexuality". This is an article without any bias, just telling the story.
Objectively presents the academic research on homosexuality in China and international society. There are also the author's own thoughts.
Very nice. I thought there were only a few homosexuals in ancient China, but it turned out there were so many After reading the book, I realized that homosexuality has both advantages and disadvantages for countries with large populations, as well as for countries with skewed male-to-female ratios. China does not approve of homosexuality, probably because of the AIDS problem. There is also something written in the article about AIDS patients donating blood. Whether you are homosexual, heterosexual or bisexual, it is normal. You cannot ridicule and isolate others because of their sexual orientation, let alone create public opinion to criticize them. Parents should also provide correct sex education to their children, respect their child's orientation and understand him/her.
It's hard to imagine that I could finish reading this book. It is undeniable that some of the examples in this book are unbelievable, and it may be because it was published earlier. Many of the information in the book are deviated from today's times. In fact, this also reflects the current changes in thinking. Generally speaking, I respect homosexuals, bisexuals and other minority groups, and I also hope to support the country's policies towards them [laughs] I'd better change the rating [laughs]
I don't know if I don't see it, but I will be shocked when I see it🥹I am still too conservative and backward in my thinking😅
This book deepened my understanding of homosexuality. Let's talk about some features of this book. 1. The structure is clear, but it is not rigorous enough. This book is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower, and is further subdivided into several smaller points. But there are some small points that give people the feeling that they have little to do with homosexuality and are a bit redundant. 2. There are many examples and the content is relatively real, but there are too many repeated examples and it is still lengthy. 3. The language is okay, rigorous yet simple, but some are too formal, like the knowledge points in history textbooks, which are a bit boring. 4. The book covers a wide range of topics, including human nature, desire, law, culture, ecology, history, etc. It is a bit complicated but also comprehensively introduces the characteristics of the homosexual group, and slightly increases the reader's knowledge reserve. Overall, it's okay. But if the language could be more refined, the examples could only be representative ones, and the structure could be tighter, the value of this book would be even higher.
This book is suitable to help you initially open your mind, but it stops there. After all, the author is not very professional. The book relies on a large amount of historical materials, and the authenticity of the historical materials is doubtful. Then I want to talk about some digressions outside the book, but of course not completely off-topic - sexual minorities. Nowadays, homosexuality is being accepted by society, but the situation is still embarrassing. Bisexuality is still rejected by society, and everyone calls for beatings. Many people even think that bisexuality is the "Neptune King" of both men and women. Asexuality is still ignored by society. Just like homosexuality was regarded as a "disease" that needs to be "corrected" before, even if asexuality is beginning to be understood, it is because of its asexual attraction. The particularity of high or low sexual attraction is also regarded by some as a "disease" that needs to be treated with traditional Chinese medicine or is not understood by others. Pansexuality is still ignored by society and people do not understand it. Pansexuality is the representative of true "love regardless of gender". Only when you meet the right person will you feel attraction. Sometimes it is simply classified as heterosexual or homosexual by society. In this way, sexual minorities still have a long way to go.
This book is very good. It allows us to look at the gay community correctly and rationally. They are no different from heterosexuals. Even if we don't understand, we must respect them.
I finished reading, but I have a question. I don't know whether I am heterosexual or homosexual, because I have no feelings for the opposite sex, and I have no feelings for the same sex. I am even a little physically disgusted with the opposite sex and the same sex. I don't really like them touching me, but I won't say it openly. Then I feel that I should be asexual, and I am not sure. Then, I am a little narcissistic. I read it online and said it is called Narcissus. I am not sure what I am.
How to say it? It felt a little shocking, like discovering a new world.
It's a good lecture. As a general popular science topic, it's pretty good.
Very good, I think it is very comprehensive and I have gained more knowledge. Homosexuals should not be discriminated against. This is normal in the world. I have seen too many people in real life who do not respect, do not understand, and even make nasty remarks. There are also some Shunzhi men who interfere in the lives of two girls... Quite like that. Isn't this just a disguised way of interfering in the lives of young lovers? She shouldn't be considered a mistress. This kind of man really deserves to be thought of.
Based on the reality at the time, it was pretty good.
Although it's weird for me to say this, this book is very suitable for listening to dramas, especially sweet radio dramas (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)/ Hehehehe
The author has very upright views, beautiful text, detailed arguments, and humor.
It is true and objective. It records the views and phenomena of "homosexuality" from all over the world. The content is clear and easy to understand. I was very inspired after reading it [Like]
I have an objective understanding. It would be better if we keep pace with the times.
Considering the background of the times, the publication of this book is very meaningful. It raised another possibility at the time of "talking about the same color change". Modern people should be more open and tolerant when it comes to sexual orientation, and be wary of implicit discrimination, such as stereotypes, such as the expressions "correct" and "prevent" in the book. I think there is a passage in the book that is very well written: "We cannot assume that heterosexuality is reasonable and moral, while homosexuality is unreasonable and immoral behavior. Our society is made up of people, and the choice of sexual orientation is people's freedom. If an individual's unique behavior does not offend the interests of society or bring negative impacts to society, then on the premise of not harming the interests of society, one can do one's own thing for one's own benefit. There is nothing unreasonable. Our ethics and moral standards are to achieve the happiness of the majority of people. Happiness is the purpose of morality, and being able to choose freely is one of the greatest happiness. It is a requirement of the human spirit and the goal for human beings to strive for. Restricting legitimate freedom is tantamount to depriving happiness, just like most of us use our right hand to write and hold chopsticks, and do not allow left-handed people to choose. "
It's really beautiful. I highly recommend it. I feel like I feel helpless when I look at it and see all the acquaintances.