BL（Boy’s Love）文化的主要愛好者，腐女們過去在行動處事上傾向以隱匿的方式來避免外界污名，然而近年BL作品漸從小眾場域進入大眾文化的脈絡中，原先對於BL文化及腐女（男）的污名看似獲得解放。本研究採取調查法，結果顯示BL愛好者在身份與社會認同的中介作用下，其在BL文化中獲得的價值感知與感知BL文化溢散程度對身份表達和社會互動行為傾向皆呈現正相關，也就是說在特定條件下，腐女（男）確實有「現形」的傾向。

Fujoshi, the main female fans of BL (Boy's love) culture, intend to remain anonymous to avoid the stigma from the public in the past. However, in recent years, BL works have gradually entered the context of popular culture from the niche field. Fujoshi (female fans) and fudanshi (male fans) seem to be liberated from the original stigma of BL culture. This research, and the survey data it is derived from, show that value perception of BL culture and perception of spillover in BL culture are significantly positive correlated with intention of identity expression and social interaction behavior. Also, identification and social identity indirectly influence the intention of identity expression and social interaction behavior of BL fans. That is, on the specific condition, Fujoshi and Fudanshi are “coming out”.