YES YES YES YES YES.  It's like if you were making an intro to Japanese straight porn and featured nothing but random chub, inflation and vore artists from Pixiv with the takeaway implication of "this is what most straight men in Japan jack off to," and no coverage of standard-issue normie fetishes like oppai or meganekko.  I really dislike it because it gives off the idea that Japanese gay men prefer mostly fat guys when in reality, this is more of a fringe thing and the majority still prefer fit/lean/muscular guys with low BF%.   Holy fuck yes, how did you read my mind?   Look at mainstream gay mags like Badi.   Nothing but fit guys and not a single "gays are shallow and fat-shaming" article in sight. There's a reason the term "bara" isn't even a porn category in Japan.  This is what the Japanese classify as gachimuchi--way more muscle and less body fat than the American counterpart. Gachidebu and debu are niche genres like guro or lolicon, gay Japanese normies like porn of fit guys such as the gacchiri category--even in the "bear"/kuma-kei magazines like G-men the cover picture had a low BF% (in other words, the kind of master Gengoroh Tagame will never have because he doesn't want to put down the chopsticks and try actually looking like the porn he draws).      If fat guys and dull-looking guys were what most gay Japanese wanted, the early Variant Sexuality magazines like Fuzokukitan and Kitan Club would have featured that kind of porn instead of George Quaintance paintings.  Debu porn of fat gay men didn't even exist at all among first-gen artists any more than among their Western contemporaries, and first-gen artists ran the gamut from Go Mishima's hairy middle-aged guys to Kimura Ben's athletic twinks (basically, the Japanese version of Henry Tuke).  A really shit website with overly marked up goods,  0/10 would never recommend.  Not only is the logo design completely half-assed and terrible-looking, everything is set up to not make a gay reader go "that's hot, I wanna look like that"--you know, the normal reaction readers had to publications like Physique Pictorial.     I may be biased by being more attracted to women, but what stands out to me about my favorite gaijin artists (all links NSFW) who draw muscular males like Angel27, Darkgem, Twinkle-Sez (who should honestly stick to drawing equines and scalies in BDSM scenarios like The Roadwars), Agitype01, Rabbity, Girokett, Rick Griffin--and, on the Japanese side, Risuou--is that they don't have the otaku problem of drawing Uncanny Valley hyper-exaggerated anime features instead of realistic muscles and eyebrows.   Hayao Miyazaki pointed out a problem Japanese publications have which explains why most bara artists besides innovators like Mentaiko, Risuou, etc. have a much harder time than Tom of Finland, George Quaintance, Bob Mizer, Dom Orejudos, etc. at "portray the sex appeal of muscular hairy men" (and it's even more striking when the Japanese artists are much better on average than the rest at other porn genres):  If you don’t spend time watching real people, you can’t do this, because you’ve never seen it. Some people spend their lives interested only in themselves. Almost all Japanese animation is produced with hardly any basis taken from observing real people, you know. It’s produced by humans who can’t stand looking at other humans. And that’s why the industry is full of otaku!  For contrast, Tom of Finland never stopped using photographs of actual people from real life as references.  He was still using reference collages of handsome masculine men even at the end of his life when he obviously had extensive drawing experience.  If the otaku Hayao Miyazaki mentions were starting off drawing from real life, we'd see realistic muscles, waist-to-hip ratio, etc. instead of the ridiculous-looking muscles with no waist Gengoroh Tagame drew for the first cover of G-men.  This ties into another thing that stood out: Massive artists often have terrible taste in what a flattering haircut looks like for a given male facial shape (they aren't the only ones, either--Rod Fleming should have lost weight and stopped being a fatass before deciding that he could pull off a fade or spiked hair instead of the side part he used to have).  The prominent sideburns Dom Orejudos drew are rare, while the DarkSydePhil soul patch is way too common for characters that are supposed to be an idealized fantasy.  Just for contrast, Lou Sullivan's haircut and mustache looked like Tom of Finland's Jack the Hunter.  Way sexier way of being an old guy and looking masculine than "let's draw my exaggerated anime idea of the most masc guy possible--oh, and make him older and gachidebu."