I'm always hesitant to take down a yaoi tag on a not-fully-translated series in case the person that put it there knows something I don't.
But it's good to know that so far it's what it looks like on the cover (e.g. more soft and fluffy, not hot and steamy). Now I don't have to stress out about whether it's going to traumatize me and can just read it. So thank you ~w~
Gotcha, that's fair. I have had a few surprises myself when reading a series and was hit with a scene I was not expecting. It was almost always an nsfw in a shoujo manga, funnily enough. And I guess shounen-ai and yaoi still aren't really understood as genres (heck I didn't look the terms up for a while, myself), so the tendency is still to group them together, I guess?