[ SECRET POST #3771 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3771 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Secrets you don't feel like making

[(Anonymous)]

I can understand this from a reading enjoyment perspective but why don't you write femmeslash then? Particularly if one of the problems you are having is that it's so different from your experiences, don't you think there would be other gay women who would appreciate your writing?

Re: Secrets you don't feel like making

[(Anonymous)]

(not anon you replied to)

I'm just theorizing here, but it seems like there is a non-huge but happy readership for original fiction F/F. People who will actually pay for what they love to read. And they're gonna have their bullshit detectors on, too.

Maybe lesbians who actually want to write F/F tend to go towards original fiction? I know there are some fandoms where there is well-loved F/F (Xena, etc) but many fandoms seems to be dominated by male characters (there are a lot more male characters in most franchises, LBR), and people who prefer to read/write M/M would be more likely to be there?

IDK. Many people read and write original M/M as well. It's just a working theory.