[ SECRET POST #3445 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3445 ⌋

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Comments

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

cross-generational usually gets a worse reaction, particularly from people who ship sibling incest

Isn't that the truth? I guess the sibling incest fans already feel kinda guilty for shipping incest, so beating up the cross-gen incest fans makes them feel better about themselves.

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

Some of them definitely come off that way.

Others, I think, ship for aesthetics, or kink on the taboo aspects, but can't get past the real-world CSA parallels in cross-gen incest and go too far in their attempts to distance themselves from it.

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

In this case, though, there is no child sexual abuse; the daughter was already in college when the father met her?

I mean, I guess it's possible that the OP is leaving out the fact that the daughter was, in fact, a genius who started college at twelve or something like that, but in general you assume that someone in college is at least eighteen.

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I think that's what AYRT meant when they said "go too far to distance themselves from it."

And honestly, if it had been father/son, I doubt it would have gotten as much hate. But any time you have an older man with a younger female relative, most of fandom is going to go berserk. At least in public. In private, I'm sure they're wanking themselves raw over it.

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

I was speaking broadly, anon. We don't know anything at all about the fandom, so we can't really discuss that specific instance with any authority.