[ SECRFET POST #5023 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5023 ⌋

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Comments

[ibbity]

I'm not a huge fan of interspecies unless the nonhuman is very similar to a human in their general shape and proportions (ex. human/Tolkien-type elf or human/...idk, Twi'lek? Like that.) But magic sex, oh hells to the yeah

[philstar22]

I'll take a range of similarity. I'm not that into completely different biology between characters having sex. But, say, dwarf/elf sex can be hot (and that would be book!dwarves, not the more human-like Hobbit movie!dwarves).

But honestly I'm more interested in the cultural differences than the biological differences. Different species, even ones that are biologically somewhat similar, might have completely different sexual practices, kinks, and whatnot. But you never see that explored in fic.

[ibbity]

I read a legolas/gimli fic (g rated) which focused on the cultural differences in elf and dwarf marriage rites and how that could cause misunderstandings. It was really good. I love cultural exploration/comparison stories

[philstar22]

That sounds really cool. I love that kind of thing too. Cultural differences and how characters interact and make relationships (whether romantic or friendships or business or whatever) work when they are from completely different cultures.