[ SECRET POST #6036 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6036 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

haven’t seen many a fic that involves choking that aint tagged.

Thing is, tho, if you’re reading trans couple fic, odds are, the sex scenes aren’t gonna be so… trans-friendly, as it were. I think it’s something to be expected, especially if the two involved are the same gender, with wholly different sexual organs.

don’t get me wrong. I think that if you’re going in to read m/m, f/f, you’re going to expect same/same. But when it comes to queer-lit, the sexual bit is always up in the air. Part of that is remembering that t/t may mean that there is a p&v involved. Can you write it in a way where PiV is skipped over? Sure. However, the reality is: the author (who is probably not as old as we’d like) may truly not know how to write that in a way that isn’t… Well. Hetero. Because despite breaking gender norms and expectations, most people still view P&V as being het; even if unintentional.

Sad but true; you have to cntl+f for any squicky words/phrases that you know are gonna be a problem for you. (god knows I have to, no matter what a pain in the dick it is).