[ SECRET POST #4271 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4271 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

It depends. If they just want to explore different dynamics, fine (though I'd rather it be a full on bend to become f/f). But if I get the feeling they are doing it because they like the dynamic of the pairing but have feelings of "ew, icky, gay" then not okay with that.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh,not necessarily. Not anymore than making a het pairing into f/f or m/m means that the artist is like "ew, icky straight people". Sometimes people like a dynamic but they'd be more into it if the genders were different. Personal preference doesn't necessarily constitute a negative moral judgment.

[philstar22]

That's literally what I said? That I was okay with it if it were just about the dynamics and only have a problem with the people who do genderbend to get away from homosexual relationships. Did you actually read my comment?

[(Anonymous)]

My apologies, I was distracted and misread your comment. You've been known to do this yourself, so I'm not sure why the snark. Remember when you wrote an entire brief misgendering your client? Lol.

[philstar22]

Sorry. That was more snippy than I intended.

[(Anonymous)]

Apology accepted.

[feotakahari]

Do you follow Boku no Hero Academia? I’ve seen Deku/Bakugou as an F/M pairing, and it comes across very differently than the M/M pairing.