[ SECRET POST #7026 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7026 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

And are all the straight men who are super interested in F/F relationship dynamics in the room with us right now, or by "compelling" do you just mean "hot"?

Because sure, I agree, fandom is by majority straight women, straight women find men hot, two men is better than one man, therefore M/M is more popular. I'm just stuck on "straight men love hearing stories about F/F" because that just veers back into fetishization, which is fine and all, but not what your secret seems to be implying.

[(Anonymous)]

Anime/manga with majority-female casts are extremely popular with men in Japan. I'm sure not all of them are straight, but just by sheer numbers, there's probably a sizeable contingent of heterosexual attraction among them.

On a similar note, I stumbled across some straight guys on a forum talking about shoujo they enjoyed some years ago. They got some flak for it from other posters, so yeah. I think we tend to hold those cards a little closer to our chests for several reasons.

Anyway, "Yuri made me human" by Iori Miyazawa explores just how deep a man's passion for F/F can go. And I wouldn't call "Otherside Picnic" fetish material in the least.