[ SECRET POST #3191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3191 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've met several guys in fandom. There are those who create slash fanworks, mostly gay men. Then there are straight guys who drew het/gen, while their girlfriend does all that and also does slash.

Then there are those straight guys who like to write slash now and then, among other things (het, gen and f/f) as a kind of literary experiment. They're probably the rarest and a testament to how society is relaxing about sexuality these days, which I think is fantastic. I imagine they're more attracted by the freedom that fanfic brings and the community around it than the specific subject matter.

Fandom is mostly women, but it's definitely not completely so.

There's a huge trans presence as well, and I can see why. Both the anonymity of the internet and the creative process itself gives huge freedom to try on various gender roles.

[(Anonymous)]

trans ... try on various gender roles
Uhh I think you have it around the wrong way. Being trans isn't a choice nor does it spring from anonymity and creativity... but being marginal socially might lead to those.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Fanfic is a small slice of fandom, and for a lot of the rest you can't swing a stick without hitting a fanboy.

[(Anonymous)]

Which is why it's just so precious that the first movie about fanfic is about ...a dude.