[ SECRET POST #6470 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6470 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I know you're shitstirring, but this is so hilariously wrong anyone can tell just from observation. Trans gay men are overwhelmingly supportive of women. Almost every gay man who gatekeeps women from m/m is cis.

[(Anonymous)]

This is, like, 25% my experience. Older gay trans guys, yes, are generally chill with female-written M/M and rally behind the fujo flag. Younger ones (the ones likeliest to be perceived as "fujos" themselves, igss) are the loudest and most strident about not wanting women in "their" spaces. (Women DNI.) And cis gay guys, in aggregate, mostly just do not fw female-frequented fic fandom spaces.

[ariakas]

Eh, ime both of these are true: in aggregate, trans gay men are overwhelmingly supportive of women in m/m, and some of the most vehement gatekeepers of m/m fiction are trans gay men (or androphilic afab nonbinary people - actually, tbh, this latter group is probably the majority/most vehement in my experience, so maybe saying "trans gay men" isn't quite fair). In my experience, most cis gay men just don't give a damn about m/m erotica in the style of yaoi/BL/slash; they have a shitton of romance/erotica/pornography by-and-for themselves and if they want more, they'll make more. They don't need to police a subgenre most of them don't even consume. And the few who do read it love it just the way it is.