[ SECRET POST #3774 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3774 ⌋

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Comments

[el_regrs]

It does seem rare, but it can be annoying when it happens.

I remember seeing someone actually lecturing everyone on their ffn profile about homophobia, just because they happened to like one (ONE!) fanfic that portrayed a gay pairing quite well. I'm like, dude, it's great you enjoy a story, and it's great you aren't squicked by it at all. But you are not the queer god's gift to the gay community by wearing your approval like a pride hat and then beating everyone else over the head with it.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

It comes and goes. Sherlock predictably got a flurry of "queerbaiting" posts just about every time a series ended. I still have a bad habit of scanning for LGBTQ keywords so I see "queerbaiting" discussions more than most people. I'm probably most tiresome for arguing that "queerbaiting" really isn't the most important issue that people like me face.

I had a partner who used her love of m/m porn to establish her LGBTQ-positive credibility. While her pressure for a threesome didn't kill the relationship, it was part of the downhill slide.