[ SECRET POST #6548 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6548 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What "problematic" tropes do you like in fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

Mother/daughter incest... Mommy kink and mentor figure stuff too, older and younger woman age gap in general I guess if you find that problematic

(Yes I'm into it because of my shitty childhood and yes I do find it cathartic, but I also just find it hot as a fantasy lol, sue me)

Re: What "problematic" tropes do you like in fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

I've read some father/son fics in my day. What are some mother/daughter ships?

Re: What "problematic" tropes do you like in fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

They're few and far between honestly! It's such a taboo kink even among some incest shippers. Father/son is a bit more common and also appeals to me for similar reasons, if you want to share any ships.

Kill la Kill is great for this, there's a mother/daughter incest abuse storyline that really resonated with me, and more metaphorical themes of that nature. I loved the characterization of the abusive mother even though the show as a whole was kind of hit and miss for me. Seeing such a graphic depiction of it was refreshing, I know people criticized it for being over the top or fetishistic but as a survivor I liked seeing it shown so explicitly, since it's a very stigmatized topic. I was kind of shocked when I rewatched it and the spanking scene actually happened in canon because I had assumed it was some type of filthy fever dream I had, lol.

In the 2018 Suspiria film the matriarchal themes and sensual mentor figure really appealed to me and my issues and kinks as well, not literally incest though. Big gore warning if you haven't seen the movie.

Re: What "problematic" tropes do you like in fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I love John/Dean from Supernatural and Stiles/Sheriff from Teen Wolf. Not a ton of fic for either but its out there.