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fandomsecrets2025-06-20 07:35 pm
[ SECRET POST #6741 ]
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(Anonymous) 2025-06-21 11:35 am (UTC)(link)I can't say I really see that anymore (though maybe I haven't given it enough time) and maybe you've elucidated why: it's easier to smash the Staples easy button of "one is trans, so they just have PIV!" to emulate the het PIV they're already culturally/socially familiar with than learn or think about how cis gay people fuck. I've seen a version of this this from the futa side of dude!fandom for ages "I can't relate to it or understand how its pleasurable unless there's a dick involved" or "it's awkward and takes too much prep" as a rationalization for why cis yuri doesn't do it for them.
(Which, speaking as a cis lesbian is lol, lmao but if your sexual imagination begins and ends in PIV as far as "spontaneous and mutual" goes, I suppose that is what it is. Not surprised there are straight women and trans queer people who feel the same.)