[ SECRET POST #6978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6978 ⌋

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Comments

Re: sure if anyone is interested lmao

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I think how I relate to my sexuality and m/m is nearly opposite as yours, I totally understand what you're saying about bara but for me that's part of the appeal (Gengoroh Tagame draws SUCH hot bears!), while erotica that is more about another type of interest without that immediate physical lust often leaves me cold and bored, though I can still enjoy the plot or character building and I read all kinds of stuff. I am really attracted to men and masculinity so I best love works that reflect that feeling personally, and reflect my interest in gay S&M. I appreciate you explaining what you enjoy in m/m, it's really interesting.

Re: sure if anyone is interested lmao

[(Anonymous)]

lol yeah like, lots of different types of relationships in fandom and ways to engage with, and that's the fun and appeal of it to me! I basically don't read or enjoy anything that is very... raw or physical or lust...y, but I DO enjoy writing it as a sort of challenge/control thing. can I take characters and settings and dynamics that shouldn't work and that people don't care for, then force people to be affected and frustratedly horny about it (and then curse me out after)? men, women, whatever, I just like puzzles, and these are fun ones. slash readers are usually a bit more open to experimenting or reading stuff outside their usual diet, and when I had more time in the past I used to be pretty active on kink fics and the like.

anyway, fun question, also fun to see other people's answers! I will say the way I interact with fandom stuff is also not likely common, as far as I know, and what you do may be a more typical expression or experience. small sample size though lol