[ SECRET POST #4382 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4382 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

yeah m/m fanfic or fandoms really aren't at all immune to the same fetishy shit that straight men do with f/f, but fandom sure likes to pretend this is the case.

the only difference is that men making live-action f/f porn are getting money from it and it's a lot more mainstream, so i can understand people taking more onus with it. hell i do because of how gross it can be about my orientation and how alien f/f made by men feels, they're not people they're objects and it really comes across.

but i've absolutely read fanfic or seen people in m/m fandom who are every bit as gross as those fetishistic straight men, it's just that m/m erotica is a bit more niche and it's catering to women's interests so funnily enough a majority female space like fandom gives it a pass.

[(Anonymous)]

I also think that it's much, much harder to consistently identify when written erotica is being objectifying than it is for visual media. Everything is much more of a grey area. Both with f/f, and m/m. It's a lot harder to generalize.