[ SECRET POST #5872 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5872 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't even say it's cringe. Fantasies that take place in fiction can be a safe space for women (and young women) to explore their desires, look at what makes that relationship dynamic tick, etc. Romanticizing it or moving that to real life would be a problem, of course. But fiction is fiction is fiction.

[(Anonymous)]

Cringe and problematic are different things. Calling it cringe (whether or not you agree) means something different than thinking it's morally wrong or problematic.

[(Anonymous)]

Fuck off with your purity culture shit.

[(Anonymous)]

DA chill, they were explaining the word usage, not making a judgement