It was formerly quite active, but when the site became closed for a fairly long period of time, baralovers found their homes elsewhere. One board that exclusively hosts bara sharing activity is the /bara/ board at the Anonib website, which is currently relatively low in activity.
Most fans and artists of Bara seem to be young gay men. Storylines in bara manga often start out completely innocent, not hinting at overtly sexual themes or even sexual overtones, but following this they gradually escalate into more sexual situations. Characters in these manga have a distinct style and are usually burly, muscular or hairy, and typical uke and seme dynamics. However, unlike Yaoi which is written by women, for women, Bara is written by men, for men. Bara art/manga might also include men that are simply obese. Bara is similar to Yaoi (also known as Boys’ Love or BL in Japan), and depicts homosexual relationships between men. The men in Bara, are what one would might likely refer to as a "bear" - but no hair necessary. Bara caters to those whose musculature preferences are at the much more brawny end of the spectrum, typically beyond a simple "toned" type. Popular artists include Takeshi Matsu and Gengoroh Tagame who often portrays " bara"-type men being tortured and physically abused, at times even including scenes that include rape.
Any type of drawn pornography which exhibits very masculine-looking and usually muscular men (often hairy) in homoerotic situations.
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