[ SECRET POST #6999 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6999 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The person (people?) who are insisting on "Other" and referencing porn are also... assuming porn is the only instance in which the term or tag "M/M" is used, which it isn't? You can have fluffy M/M romance where someone is a trans dude and no vaginas are mentioned because no sex is even happening. It's not necessarily a sexual tag, it's a shipping tag??

Idk idk but bad vibes is a good way of putting it.

[(Anonymous)]

No, they're not assuming m/m is only used for porn, they were talking about the explicit rated part of m/m where you will encounter genitalia descriptions. Personally, I'm also not interested in any trans content regardless of the rating just as much as I'm not interested in straight content of any rating so while I wouldn't say it should be tagged "other" (because imo, at least on AO3, that's more for xeno content and the likes), the character being trans should still be tagged. But on porn sites, yeah, I think it all should be in a seperate category.

[(Anonymous)]

So a fic can have 9 chapters of 'm/m romance' but as soon as a sex scene occurs, it's no longer m/m and in 'Other'? Acting like romance and porn are always distinct is kinda disingenuous