[ SECRET POST #5216 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5216 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I kind of get it. To be honest, I have little interest in watching the majority of sex scenes. I always feel like I'm creeping on something, ridiculous as that sounds.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel this way too! It's weird because I love fanfic smut. But yeah, sexytiems in movies and TV tend to make me vaguely uncomfortable, like I should avert my eyes and excuse myself. Actually, even sex scenes in original fiction sometimes make me feel this way. I think if the author does a really good job of making me feel connected to the characters and invested in their relationship then I can get into it without discomfort. But if I'm not super invested I end up feeling like an accidental voyeur.

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NAYRT
I'm the same way. I think it's because it's not the reason I'm there. If I go looking for smut or fanfiction I'm there for the sex or the potential of sex happening. If I'm watching an action movie I'm not thinking, "Oh boy, I hope there's a sex scene!" Even if I'm 90% certain the movie is going to have a sex scene (a lot of them do) it's still not something I'm wanting to see.
Plus I find erotic scenes a lot more appealing in text or illustrations than on screen.