[ SECRET POST #3034 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3034 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well honey I'm not gonna present my opinions gently wrapped in flowers just to protect a stranger's feelings on goddamn F!S.

And I fail to see how my argument about fetishizing ties into this. I was referring to a culture where LGBTQ relationships are viewed like some porn spectacle instead of actual human beings interacting. I've seen it enough to have grown sick of it.

[(Anonymous)]

" I was referring to a culture where LGBTQ relationships are viewed like some porn spectacle instead of actual human beings interacting. I've seen it enough to have grown sick of it."

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Most slash fic isn't even explicit though.

Even then, lots of fic with sex scenes spend HUGE amounts of time building the relationship, getting the characters together, or having them overcome hurdles together.

I'd hardly say that's indicative of viewing them through a porn lens. I don't watch much porn but I don't think they spend nearly as much time on the plot.

[(Anonymous)]

>And I fail to see how my argument about fetishizing ties into this.

I can't. On one hand, you are vilifying the sexual identity of the portion of the gay population who enjoy anal sex as part of their sex lives by saying their sex is gross, because god forbid you should "pretty up your language" to say it's just you who feels that way as a personal preference in your reading, and on the other hand, you are trying to defend the LGBTQ population, you noble warrior, against people writing them as a porn spectacle (though of course, it might be a personal preference of the writer). How can you hold these completely contradictory thoughts in your head at one time? It's a miracle of science.