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(Anonymous) 2017-12-28 04:49 am (UTC)(link)There's definitely room for both kinds, and I don't begrudge LGBT media for existing at all. I read that stuff when I was a teen coming to terms with my sexuality - and I guess that's why I feel I've sort of outgrown it, or at least it isn't as meaningful for me as it was back then. It really just comes down to a preference in genre, I suppose. I'm just personally a little tired of the coming-out/homophobia/tolerance narrative because I've lived it, been in the LGBT community and heard it irl a million times, and it doesn't interest me in fiction anymore.
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For me at least I think why coming out stories or even stories with more LGBT stuff is something I still like is because I've only really been out to myself for maybe 5 years? So it's still new and meaningful to me if you will.
But I do absolutely get where you're coming from.