[ SECRET POST #7016 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7016 ⌋

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[fscom]

As a queer gamer I avoid queer gaming spaces like the plague.

Never been in one that was focused on the game and not on everybody hooking up with everybody else with games as the hobby vehicle + the 'NSFW' channel being the most active + someone at some point trying to send me nudes or meet up IRL.

At this point I'd rather play with a bunch of middle aged married straight dads with kids :\

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes people use the hobby group as a pretext so they can find other queer people and express their sexuality more freely or, alternatively, prey on the vulnerable. Sometimes there's just a horniness gap. It feels weird regardless. I've tried navigating similar spaces and never felt quite at home even as I was one of the horny queer kids lol.

You had me in the begining

[(Anonymous)]

But lost me there in the second paragraph. That hasn't been my experience at all. But I do tend to avoid "queer spaces" which is a shame, but I found that once I was out of my teens and twenties I just didn't care that much about my queerness to make it the one important identifying feature, and that "queer spaces" tended to be full of people that did. Nothing against that, just not for me.