[ SECRET POST #6975 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6975 ⌋

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[Hazbin Hotel]



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[Star Wars Special: C-3PO (2016)]























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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I completely disagree. Fiction, if it's any good, will capture the complexities of being human, including the fact that people behave differently in different settings and contexts, and may at times do contradictory things. Good writing establishes personality traits, predilections, and dynamics that remain consistent even when characters have those divergent behaviors -- including in the bedroom.

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[(Anonymous)]

and it's really not that deep. using literary terms and insisting that you're somehow devaluing the very heart of characterization by writing "...and likes to take it up the ass" versus " and likes to top" is laughable. A good writer can make bedroom preferences work regardless of the character's personality, sometimes even in spite of them.

it's fine to have pairing prefs! just don't dress it up like you're god's gift to literature if you do it one way and a travesty to the very soul of art if you do it the other. just fucking admit you have preferences.