ちんちん電車の名前の由来はなに
Zanghellini suggests that the samurai archetype is responsible for "the 'hierarchical' structure and age difference" of some relationships portrayed in yaoi and boys' love. The "seme" is often depicted as the stereotypical male of anime and manga culture: restrained, physically powerful, and protective. The "seme" is generally older and taller, with a stronger chin, shorter hair, smaller eyes, and a more stereotypically masculine, and "macho" demeanour than the "uke". The "seme" usually pursues the "uke", who often has softer, androgynous, feminine features with bigger eyes and a smaller build, and is often physically weaker than the "seme". Another way the "seme" and "uke" characters are shown is through who is dominant in the relationship - a character can take the uke role even if he is not presented as feminine, simply by being juxtaposed against and pursued by a more dominant, more masculine, character.
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