>>73639anon honestly it's hard for me to explain that. i am nowhere near fluent in japanese. i guess they are already supporting the L or B. they are literally lesbian/bi. there was a lesbian LGBT activist (higashi koyuki) who was one of the first with her wife to get married at tokyo disneyland. she also wrote a manga about her life as a lesbian and her and her wife trying to get pregnant using a sperm donor/artificial insemination.
what i get from japanese lesbians is that they are living their lives, ever since the partnership system was introduced in several prefectures throughout japan many couples have started living together and companies are offering benefits to LGBT couples on that partnership system. LGBT rights are different in japan, very different to the west and homophobia is still very rampant in japan. there was a recent livestream on yt for an LGBT rights group presenting their case for gay marriage to be legalized in japan,and there were women who were apart of the group while they were speaking.
i've noticed that a lot of people of LGBT community in general in japan seem to express themselves through literature, especially manga and novels and forms of media. i firget their name but this really famous trans man's novel blew up all over japan. and there was a drama i watched, based off a manga about intersex people. (i'm sorry i literally forgot all the names to half of the shit i watched and read) basically, the movie and drama industry in japan is quite literally dependant on manga and light novels. there actually a LOT of lesbian/yuri movies, in japan and other parts of east asia. and i think there are way better resources out there with information on gay rights, especially for lesbians in japan, because i'm not really informed on it. i just don't really see the problem with reading gay media or liking it especially if you are a lesbian or bi yourself. besides being a fujo just means that you like or consume gay, male x male content. nothing more than that. a lot of them just happen to either be lesbian or bi. sorry for the blogpost