 Lunsing suggests that younger Japanese gay men who are offended by "pornographic" content in gay men's magazines may prefer to read "yaoi" instead.Some gay men, however, are put off by the feminine art style or unrealistic depictions of LGBT culture in Japan and instead prefer "gei comi", which some perceive to be more realistic.Lunsing notes that some of the "yaoi" narrative elements criticized by homosexual men, such as rape fantasies, misogyny, and characters' non-identification as gay, are also present in gei comi.