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⌈ Secret Post #4856 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I prefer it. It's one thing if it's a fantasy setting with just the drapery of the Victorian era (or a steampunk setting) but if it's just a story set back in time then I expect it to be as historically accurate as possible, uncomfortable period attitudes and all, otherwise it's just revisionism. Escapism is fine and dandy but there are certain expectations when you're writing something you call historical that's supposed to be rooted in the reality of the time.

As an LGBT person myself I don't mind it, honestly. And I think sometimes it can be cathartic for some LGBT people themselves and I know a lot of LGBT people who write stories with such themes. I'm one of them.