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fandomsecrets2012-02-11 03:19 pm
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I gravitate toward LGBT fiction because I relate to it and find it fascinating. But I know on a subconscious level, I gravitate away from fiction dealing with groups and experiences that are very different from mine. I often enjoy it when I do read it, though, so I think it's largely a perception thing. It's not actually that I can't relate to those people or find them interesting.
If you didn't watch a movie because you learned one of the characters was gay or something, I'd kinda find that questionable. But I can understand why as a straight person, you might feel that something like "The L-Word" (to think of a random example) isn't for you and wouldn't be interesting to you.