[ SECRET POST #3288 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3288 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I watched For a Lost Soldier the other day. Holy shit did it make me uncomfortable. I've never had a problem of reading underage fics, and the movie was ambiguous whether the kid (he was 12 or 13 IIRC) and the soldier actually had sex or not, but I guess seeing actual people instead of words is different (who would have thought? -_-).

Still, the interactions were okay, I guess. Some of it, anyway. The others straddle that line where it's aaw-cute (the kid crushing on the older guy and having fantasies about him, which I can totally empathize with because I've been there) and oh-god-did-that-just-really-happen (the older guy saying the kid was 'so fucking special' and cradling his neck and stuff)

[(Anonymous)]

I watched that movie years ago. I was in a very similar relationship when I was a teen (I was the young gay kid with an older guy), so I found it pretty fascinating. Especially as my guy was also a soldier.

I did appreciate that it takes such a matter-of-fact approach to it. It shows both the sweetness and the skeeviness. It's definitely not a comfortable movie.

[(Anonymous)]

The movie is based on a book that is a true story and the situation there is not at all ambiguous, so take that for what it's worth.