[ SECRET POST #3370 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3370 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

sa

Got any links to someone saying bs like that? Because I've been in fandom for almost 20 years, all of that in slash aspects of fandom, and I've never seen anyone say that (I know, I know doesn't mean someone hasn't said it, but I don't think it's that common). I sure wouldn't. Do I want interesting/awesome female characters? Yes, I do. But I don't want to write or read fic about them. I want m/m slash. I have no obligation to write or read fic about female characters just because they're female.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

I don't have a link, and I haven't seen it in ages, but I definitely have seen it. Even on F!S in the past.

[(Anonymous)]

No, I don't have any links, but I've seen it on this community, and anon downthread apparently thinks it's so common that it's not news to point it out, so I don't know what to tell you.

[(Anonymous)]

I honestly don't know how it is now days, but when I was heavily involved in fandom (back in the heydays of LJ), I saw some argue that male characters were inherently better written than female characters and that as soon as a well-written female character came along, they'd totally be a fan!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I remember that too. They always had some excuse why #FemaleCharacter wasn't REALLY well-written enough to write fanfic about, unlike That Dude Who Was In One Episode, Once and how they were totally eyefucking with the Hero.

[(Anonymous)]

And don't forget the "we're into slash because we are totes progressive and support gay rights" crowd. *eyeroll*