[ SECRET POST #6072 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6072 ⌋

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[Jojo's Bizarre Adventure]



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[Futurama]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

My reason for mostly reading m/m has definitely changed over time. Being in the closet and having REALLY low self-esteem as a teen, I just couldn't handle reading any f/f or any sapphic media because it made me too sad with the belief that it would be something that I'd never have.
Whereas with m/m it felt like a weird compromise for myself so I got to read about queer characters without thinking too much about my own situation. IDK if that makes any sense, but my main excuse for that was being an angsty teenager that loved romance - but didn't relate to the at-the-time mainly hetro romances in mainstream media, but didn't want to be reminded what I couldn't have/be apart of via women's romance.

That being said, I grew out of that kind of thinking (although still in the closet due to living circumstances and probably not gonna date anyone for mental health reasons lol). I read almost anything now because I'm still a sucker for romance and enjoy re-imagining fave characters in different scenarios. Admittedly I still read more m/m than f/f, but that's mostly down to the fandom's I've landed in recent years.

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*I mostly mention romance, but I also meant smut too as a combo with romance.