[ SECRET POST #5717 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5717 ⌋

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


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

tbf recommending trying some butt play and recommending murdering someone are pretty drastically different scales of thing.

[(Anonymous)]

not in my hannibal fic

[(Anonymous)]

Oh!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, they are. But according to people who argue this it's fine for people to write about major things you haven't done like murder, or saving the world, or being shot, because research and imagination can fill in the blanks there. But there's no way ever that someone could ever imagine what buttplay is like for someone who enjoys it, as it is such an indescribable, unparalleled experience that is completely unlike anything else. Holy butt sex, do not write of it lest you have are currently in the ER with a cucumber in your rectum, unworthy buttvirgin scum

[(Anonymous)]

At first glance, maybe. But it's just a hyperbole to exemplify that "you can only write about what you really experienced" is a fundamentally flawed concept.