[ SECRET POST #4790 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4790 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Or when the bottom is written like a small child who's never had sex and doesn't know what a dick is. :/

Idk why equal-partnerships are such a turn-off for fandom, because I love me a mutually equal pair of characters, but almost every m/m ship I'm into has the fans create some weird-ass power-imbalance that doesn't actually exist. I guess it's what people like but I hate it, and hate seeing people be praised for their 'amazing characterization' when both characters only share the names from canon and that's it.

[(Anonymous)]

I’m not big into slash, but I’ve seen so many slash fans who like the idea of two men together because there’s less of the societal baggage/inherent power imbalance stuff that shows up in het fic, but on the other hand there’s this swathe of slash fandom that fucking loves “big powerful experienced man/small delicate innocent man” and I can only imagine the intra-fandom wars between the two camps. I’ve occasionally seen slash fans claim the first and love the second, which always makes me boggle.

[(Anonymous)]

This isn't contradictory at all

They like power imbalance tropes but they don't like the societal gender baggage that comes with heterosexual relationships

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - +100000 Perfect response.