[ SECRET POST #4525 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4525 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Generally, people seem to use it to refer to somebody who attempts to use their identity as a gay man to police the correct way to write and/or ship m/m relationships

[(Anonymous)]

I've never heard of an actual gay man doing this so I guess the cishet girl thing makes sense, lol.

I have seen actual gay men complain about inaccuracy but that's not like, policing fandom.

[(Anonymous)]

Complain is a big world really :) never saw full-blown complain, people tend to more like, chuckle at inaccuracies. Same as het fans sometimes do at preteen view of sex scenes - also, not always entirely on the point due to lack of personal experience.

For me, what really matters is if the story is good.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, yeah, I meant complain in the same way as you, like how het fans complain about fanfic in which penises hit ovaries, lol. Not complaining about the authors.

[(Anonymous)]

da penises hit ovaries

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[(Anonymous)]

Gotta say that's my experience too. And if they do want to vent about inaccuracies or tropes on their blogs, then that's their perogative.

[(Anonymous)]

Often paired with a very generous serving of accusing them evil fujoshis of fetishising and objectifying poor gay men.