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1. outline
A general term for female writers who engage in creative activities . In the case of men, it is called Donginnam .
The doujin writer document deals only with comprehensive doujin writers, and the document only deals with the characteristics of doujin women.
The doujin writer document deals only with comprehensive doujin writers, and the document only deals with the characteristics of doujin women.
1.1. Regarding the category of the word cougar
- Female Otaku ( Yeo-deok ): A group of women with great interest and affection for subcultural genres and creative works. In the larger framework, it includes women of the same gender. The targets include cartoons , animations , idols , etc.
- Female 2D Otaku : Among female otaku, it refers to the 2D group, that is, a group whose main target is comics and animation. It intersects with the two-dimensional coterie in quite a few ways.
- A woman who enjoys BL
- Yaonyeo: A dead word that refers to a female otaku who enjoys BL content . This includes both those who only read Yaoi and those who create their own Yaoi. It was used briefly in the early 1990s and then became a dead language. See Yaoi section. The meaning itself is derogatory, and in Korea, the word "ya" in Korean is reminiscent of "raunchy."
- Woman : A derogatory or self-defensive term for a woman who enjoys BL content. In Japan, yao-nyeo is used in a more self-deprecating sense. In Korea, in order to purify the title yao-nyeo, the title ' doujin-nyeo ' was used instead, but as the meaning overlapped with 'female otaku who engages in creative activities', misunderstandings and conflicts were frequent. Among the same-sex women, ‘women who do not enjoy BL’ were the victims. Afterwards, the words ‘donginnyeo’ and ‘bunyeoja’ came to be used separately. However, in 'specific creative circles that only sell BL ', such as BL specialized communities, they still refer to themselves as 'dong-in-nyeo' because they are no different from women and women. Since woman and woman are definitely derogatory terms, outsiders should refrain from using the two words carelessly.
- BLler : BLler (BL+ler). It is an 'alternative word' that does not have the derogatory meaning of the word 'woman', but can solve the problem of overlapping meanings of the word ' donginnyeo '. Recently, the term BLer has become quite common. Pronounced Bieler, Beler. It is mainly used when talking about tastes more objectively than 'co-inhabitant' or 'female'. It has already become a common word on Korean Twitter.
In other words, the broad category that refers to all women who sell subcultural genres is 'female otaku', and among female otaku, those who do not just enjoy the genre but also engage in creative activities are called 'doujin women'. However, the female otaku's virtue often accompanies the two-dimensional otaku 's tendency to engage in play, so they engage in creative activities to some extent, no matter how big or small. A significant number of female otaku are doujinshi.[1] In this respect, they differ from male otakus who enjoy more 'arguments' between enthusiasts, such as debates over who is the best .
Some people try to differentiate according to whether the content they consume is female-oriented or male- oriented , but tastes are ultimately gender-equal. There are men who like so-called romance comics and romance dramas, and there are women who like harem- type male-oriented content. Because individual differences are large, there are limits to making distinctions.
Like otaku, some say that the word doujinshi should not be used at all because it is self-deprecating. Some argue that the word ‘dong-in-nyeo’ should be eliminated in order to eliminate the creator’s unique sense of superiority .
On namuwiki, it has not been long since a clear distinction between 'dominant women' was made, causing confusion in many documents. A ‘female otaku’ is referred to as a doujinnyeo, or a ‘woman who enjoys BL-related content’ is referred to as a doujinnyeo. As described above, these three are separate. Although the intention is to avoid confusion, it cannot be said that attempts to define and limit the meaning of the word are necessarily good. Because language has arbitrariness, sociality, and history, the meaning of words can be added or changed. It is also not right to deny something that actually exists just because it causes confusion. This is also evidenced by the fact that even in the 2010s, a significant number of people use the word 'donginnyeo' in combination with the meaning of 'yeo-deok who engages in creative activities' and 'bl woman who enjoys water'.
2. Classification of same-sex women
2.1. idol world
1. Idol-type doujin creator: A woman who is a ‘doujin’ woman but is neither a woman nor a two-dimensional otaku. Here, doujin refers to a three-dimensional dojin, not a doujin world. Here, not a two-dimensional world means that the target of licking is not a cartoon character, but a real celebrity such as an idol.[2] Usually, they are not called doujinnyeo, but they are often called pasuni .
2. Creators of doujin who like idol-type RPS : A woman who is a doujinshi and enjoys male-male coupling, but is not a two-dimensional otaku. In this case, it goes beyond licking idols and is playing while forming a couple with idols. In this case, they are often referred to as Ppasun rather than Donginnyeo. Or, by attaching a pervert, it is a perverted parsuni.
Up to this point, it is not included in 'women' (BL female otaku). Unlike Japan, in Korea in the 2010s, idol culture is the culture of ordinary people and is not recognized as otaku culture. In Korea, the word otaku is generally used to refer to two-dimensional otaku.
2. Creators of doujin who like idol-type RPS : A woman who is a doujinshi and enjoys male-male coupling, but is not a two-dimensional otaku. In this case, it goes beyond licking idols and is playing while forming a couple with idols. In this case, they are often referred to as Ppasun rather than Donginnyeo. Or, by attaching a pervert, it is a perverted parsuni.
Up to this point, it is not included in 'women' (BL female otaku). Unlike Japan, in Korea in the 2010s, idol culture is the culture of ordinary people and is not recognized as otaku culture. In Korea, the word otaku is generally used to refer to two-dimensional otaku.
2.2. two-dimensional system
3. Creator of a 2D coterie: A coterie woman and a 2D otaku, but not a woman. In Japan, she is also called a lady. This applies to cases where characters in cartoons, animations, novels, and movies are used as sources for creation.
4. Creator of coterie with a 2D BL preference: A coterie woman, a 2D otaku, and a woman. Their creation is almost limited to secondary creation (parody). There are many people who do not consume/create primary creation or RPS at all. Case 5 goes one step further here.
4. Creator of coterie with a 2D BL preference: A coterie woman, a 2D otaku, and a woman. Their creation is almost limited to secondary creation (parody). There are many people who do not consume/create primary creation or RPS at all. Case 5 goes one step further here.
2.3. etc
5. Pure BL coterie creators: BL coterie creators who create BL stuff in primary creation, secondary creation, and RPS . 'Donginnyeo' is closest to the stereotype that Koreans think of, but in reality it is just one of the subcategories of Donginnyeo.
6. Two-dimensional female otaku: Female otaku who create/consume female-oriented or male-oriented works. Includes 2D coterie female creators.
7. Coterie creators who have a taste for BL or do not create BL: Means coterie writers who consume BL but create genres other than BL. They generally vehemently deny that they are women.
In a word, female fans⊃female otaku⊃ (doggy woman∩two-dimensional female otaku∩idol fan)⊃women .
6. Two-dimensional female otaku: Female otaku who create/consume female-oriented or male-oriented works. Includes 2D coterie female creators.
7. Coterie creators who have a taste for BL or do not create BL: Means coterie writers who consume BL but create genres other than BL. They generally vehemently deny that they are women.
In a word, female fans⊃female otaku⊃ (doggy woman∩two-dimensional female otaku∩idol fan)⊃women .
3. creative activity
It is often composed of fanfiction and doujinshi .
The targets of secondary creations are often male-only youth idol groups, popular cartoons and games mainly starring men.
In other words, there is no sanctuary in the creation of Donginnyeo. Doujinshi covers a variety of tastes, such as even appearing in the works of Nobuyuki Fukumoto and Hirohiko Araki , who are not women's preference. In fact, the term itself is not appropriate. Even in the so-called moe , opinions about what individuals feel as moe are inevitably divided.
If it's Biel, it's Biel, if it's hetero, it's hetero. Most doujinshi limit their creations to one genre. However, because creating and enjoying a work are separate things, there are more and more same-sex women who enjoy hetero (HL) couples, BL (BL) couples, and even GL (GL) couples at the same time.
The targets of secondary creations are often male-only youth idol groups, popular cartoons and games mainly starring men.
In other words, there is no sanctuary in the creation of Donginnyeo. Doujinshi covers a variety of tastes, such as even appearing in the works of Nobuyuki Fukumoto and Hirohiko Araki , who are not women's preference. In fact, the term itself is not appropriate. Even in the so-called moe , opinions about what individuals feel as moe are inevitably divided.
If it's Biel, it's Biel, if it's hetero, it's hetero. Most doujinshi limit their creations to one genre. However, because creating and enjoying a work are separate things, there are more and more same-sex women who enjoy hetero (HL) couples, BL (BL) couples, and even GL (GL) couples at the same time.
4. Dongin girl's tendency
Among female coterie who specialize in creating Hyetero, there are many who do not like or dislike BL due to 'personal taste or experience of being scolded by women'. In fact, they hate BL more than male otakus. Therefore, if they are treated together with women, they will get seriously angry and this may become the starting point of another derogatory argument.
Even if not all, hetero doujinshi and BL doujinshi do not like each other. Hetero doujinshi women get angry and say, "BL doujinshi women are crazy about licking up any male character and ignore female characters and the hetero creative community," and BL doujinshi women get angry and say, "Hetero doujinshi women's hatred for BL is close to homophobia , and they boast of their superiority that hetero is the truth." So they often clash with each other. That's why if you carelessly call a female doujin writer a "woman," you can get angry and get hit with arrows of anger saying, "Why am I a woman? I only like hetero." It's the same problem as showing aversion to limiting female - oriented to BL .
BL doujin writers often clash because of different couplings or different karate . Individual tastes, such as whether to allow reverse , whether to allow a high level like a rape situation, or whether to allow an original character , are very firm, and there is a strong tendency to reject disliked tastes. Because of the nature of BL, coupling is the most important factor. However, he is sensitive to karate, but he is tolerant of who he associates with. In the hetero or lily doujin world, it is rare to be bound by the air defense of a coupling. Unlike Biel, the hetero or lily side becomes an important debate about 'who and who' are connected with each other before airlift. When opinions differ on this issue, it is as bloody as a reverse war.
There are many female otakus who only consume 2D HL/BL/GL creations and do not engage in any doujin creation activities. However, because the perception of self-sufficiency is deeply rooted in women's oriented culture, many women who enjoy otaku culture also engage in doujin creation activities.
Even if not all, hetero doujinshi and BL doujinshi do not like each other. Hetero doujinshi women get angry and say, "BL doujinshi women are crazy about licking up any male character and ignore female characters and the hetero creative community," and BL doujinshi women get angry and say, "Hetero doujinshi women's hatred for BL is close to homophobia , and they boast of their superiority that hetero is the truth." So they often clash with each other. That's why if you carelessly call a female doujin writer a "woman," you can get angry and get hit with arrows of anger saying, "Why am I a woman? I only like hetero." It's the same problem as showing aversion to limiting female - oriented to BL .
BL doujin writers often clash because of different couplings or different karate . Individual tastes, such as whether to allow reverse , whether to allow a high level like a rape situation, or whether to allow an original character , are very firm, and there is a strong tendency to reject disliked tastes. Because of the nature of BL, coupling is the most important factor. However, he is sensitive to karate, but he is tolerant of who he associates with. In the hetero or lily doujin world, it is rare to be bound by the air defense of a coupling. Unlike Biel, the hetero or lily side becomes an important debate about 'who and who' are connected with each other before airlift. When opinions differ on this issue, it is as bloody as a reverse war.
There are many female otakus who only consume 2D HL/BL/GL creations and do not engage in any doujin creation activities. However, because the perception of self-sufficiency is deeply rooted in women's oriented culture, many women who enjoy otaku culture also engage in doujin creation activities.
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Actual coterie female writers or BL creative coterie female writers do not openly engage in BL or coterie activities in front of others. Anyway, it 's not revealed on the outside whether you're a woman/double woman or not. Expressing her self-minor tendencies in everyday life is bound to stop when she is in middle school or high school.
However, you should never tell anyone that you are a woman or a woman of the same gender, whether to the person you are revealing it to or to the person you are not revealing it to . Even if people act as women on the Internet, most people are very reluctant to be identified as women offline. It is natural to point out a person who has no intention of revealing his/her tendencies, but it is considered outing and irrational .
To some people, a doujinnyeo is considered a moe element, but the dojinyeo that appear here are usually classified as women . Real women don't feel any realism from the 'women character' at all.
However, you should never tell anyone that you are a woman or a woman of the same gender, whether to the person you are revealing it to or to the person you are not revealing it to . Even if people act as women on the Internet, most people are very reluctant to be identified as women offline. It is natural to point out a person who has no intention of revealing his/her tendencies, but it is considered outing and irrational .
To some people, a doujinnyeo is considered a moe element, but the dojinyeo that appear here are usually classified as women . Real women don't feel any realism from the 'women character' at all.
6. Donginnyeo character
Only if you are a 'coterie creator', you are counted as a coterie woman. Women and female virtues should be listed in each category.
- Works - Character order
- Neighbor 801 Yang -801
- Women grow -Sato Megumi, Yoshizawa Eri[5]
- Whispers - Azusa Aoi
- Dongin Walk[6] -Osana Najimi, Tsuyuri, Kitano Sora, Nido Kaneru, Shimizu Shizu
- Full World World War II Manga -Elizabeth II
- Yeongsu's Spring - Yiyang
- She doesn't fall from me -Aoi Kamisi
- Trick Cours Liberal -Sherum
- Learn with cartoons! Fate/Grand Order -Anastasia
- Campus (manga) - Ok Seok-joo, Son Mi-young
[1] Of course, a significant number of female otaku are not coterie .[2] The 'idol' here can be seen not only as a singer or entertainer, but all real celebrities who become their idols according to the dictionary definition.[3] In estimating the distance between the two, there was a mention of "sales", which is probably Comiket .[4] It depicts a cave mural of friends mating.[5] Megumi Sato is a drawing artist, Eri Yoshizawa is a doujin girl.[6] Most of the women in this manga are coyote.[7] The two main characters were woven to publish a yellow book . The pen name is 'Ryu Sook -myeon Hwa'.
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