 Some longer-form stories, such as "FAKE" and "", depict the couple moving in together and adopting.Although gay male characters are empowered in "yaoi" manga, the manga rarely explicitly addresses the reality of homophobia in Japanese society.According to Hisako Miyoshi, vice editor-in-chief for Libre Publishing, while earlier "yaoi" focused "more on the homosexual way of life from a realistic perspective", over time the genre has become less realistic and more comedic, and the stories are "simply for entertainment".