[ SECRET POST #6056 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6056 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, as a feminist, yeah, I can see your point.

As a queer person--AFAB--who is ace, uh. No, actually, queerness is very important to me. The fact that it's not straight is very important to me.

I think you've got a valid opinion, but it really focuses on heterosexual cis women being the only people out here reading and writing slash and queer sex. So I don't think you're wrong but you're not 100% on the ball for everyone, and you might only be correct for a small percentage of slashers who fit a certain demographic.

[(Anonymous)]

"but it really focuses on heterosexual cis women being the only people out here reading and writing slash and queer sex" God forbid to heterosexual cis women to enjoy reading and writing slash and queer sex?

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DA

Why are you making up something insulting that AYRT didn't say?

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AYRT

Not at all what I said, but thanks for the reach.

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OP

I'm not trying to imply that slash fans don't care about the characters they write about. It's very apparent to me that we care a great deal about them. But I get why you'd think I gave that part short-shirft.

I also don't think everyone who writes like this is heterosexual. What I think I'm looking at is that they're well acquainted with heteronormative sexual expectations, including fairly subtle ones that have less to do with gay people and more to do with patriarchy, like the assumption that the penetrative partner is (and should be) in control of the action.

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AYRT

Thanks for the clarification, OP! I think I understand your secret a bit better.