[ SECRET POST #2769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2769 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, it's the preachy tone that gets to me.

I admit I am not into BDSM even as fantasy material: in fact, I love slash precisely because it bypasses the inherent power imbalance of het relationships, so BDSM, a/b/o stuff and all other tropes that restore/accentuate/replace that power imbalance are not my cup of tea, but there is so much of it nowadays since BDSM has become trendy(*), that of course I have read my share of all of these.

And the part I really cannot stand is exactly the proselytizing you describe that so often accompanies such fics: but the seeming urge to convert everyone to their worldview is creepy and truly off-putting, much more so than the BDSM itself.

Sexual kinks of any type are fine by me if no one gets hurts, but lecturing and amateurish attempts at brain-washing are just not OK in my book.

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(*) I can't even blame the success of Fifty Shades since it's an effect, not the cause for the growing popularity of the BDSM trope in fanfiction over the past few years.