[ SECRET POST #4488 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4488 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I think part of it is that femslash writers don't have the association of sexual roles with rigid personality archetypes that slash fandom does (probably partly because they don't necessarily have the same historical background, where that was utterly commonplace in slash fandoms, and femslash fandoms have a distinct history, and partly because more femslash writers are queer women than slash writers are queer men) and partly because contemporary femslash seems to have a strong preference for relatively conflict-free egalitarian undramatic relationships. so between those things the question is not as significant and everyone mostly agrees anyway.

Idk tho, that's just a wild guess, also I can't really claim to know every single femslash fandom out there so grain of salt.