[ SECRET POST #6377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6377 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Idk. To me it seems more that your understanding of what is a "fetish"/"fetishizing" vs what is a "kink" is different from the norm and that is what is throwing people off. Not that anyone is denying that bottom trans male fic in slash is prevalent.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

It is clear you and other anon are reading/seeing different fic. I totally understand where other anon is coming from. There is absolutely a trend with certain spaces/fandoms with trans fic that reads like fetish fic. And you're right that there is definitely a difference between kink and fetishizing, and these types of fics/writers are clearly doing the latter.

But in a general discussion I can see your confusion, because just talking about it isn't very clear. It's a hard thing to pin down and explain, but once you've been in a fandom or an author where this happens it becomes very clear.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I don't doubt that it happens in some places. But generalizing the aspects of trans fic one corner fandom to all trans fic is also non-logical... which could also be the reason original anon keeps getting the types of responses they do?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think they did generalize it to all spaces, and I don't think they "keep getting the response," either. They've said multiple times now that this only happened once.

[(Anonymous)]

I meant responses like the ones in this thread, not any specific response.

When they wade into a big genre of fic and declare broadly that "99% of the smut fic [is] just fetish fic" with no constraints and get defensive when people are like "that's not true across the board though," it's gonna keep happening, lol.