[ SECRET POST #7031 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7031 ⌋

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[Orange is the New Black, Supergirl, The 100, Glee, Once Upon a Time, Korra/sequel to Avatar the last Airbender, Adventure Time, Camilla the webseries and Undertale]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm always seeing this argument from people who are A) into femslash, but also B) in predominantly het or boyslash fandoms.

Like... no, you are not going to find any meaningful amounts of femslash in a fandom with 55,000 M/F fics out of 63,000 total. I'm sorry, I get that it's frustrating to find yourself stuck in a fandom where no-one shares your particular interest, but sometimes that's just the way it is.

[(Anonymous)]

Unrelated, this is somehow the first time I've seen someone specify "boyslash" and I'm going to start doing that now.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a fandom friend who's always reposting gripes that shows about groups of women still get more M/M than F/F. But I don't know how she'd know that, because she doesn't watch any such shows. If she does, she never talks about them or shares fanworks of them. All of her fandoms are sausagefests.