[ SECRET POST #1891 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1891 ⌋


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Notes:

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Comments

[fscom.livejournal.com]

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[(Anonymous)]

I find m/m or gen easier to write as well. I'm neither aromantic nor asexual, but I've been having very very bad luck at the relationship front since basically ever, and writing female characters in happy relationships drives home how very fucking much I'm not. Makes me go "why can't you be more like her? She's found the love of her life" which is ridiculous, because I'm writing the story, technically I found her the love of her life. Down that way lies madness.

So I write m/m because it's much easier to disassociate myself from the characters.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

Also OP, I love you for using an image of Gwen and Morgana for your background. That's one of those f/f pairings that I'd love to write/read, but just can't.

(Yeah, my issues sometimes extent to reading as well. If it's happy see reason in my first comment, if it's unhappy/screwed up it's too much like my past relationships. Whoever said that it's easier to write from experience needs to get shot in the ass.)

[solo-by-choice.livejournal.com]

Oh, anon, you could be me (except the I haven't watched Merlin). Though for me, this only applies to explicit sexual stuff. m/m makes me uncomfortable that's just me being a disinterested prude, but anything with a woman involved gets me way more uncomfortable because I hate that I can insert myself into the situation. So, anyway, anon, you are so totally not alone.

[(Anonymous)]

God, I read Morgana/Everyone. She's sexy as hell.

[(Anonymous)]

You are not alone, I understand you completely.

[(Anonymous)]

I get that. I'm bi and female, so in theory I should be all over m/f and f/f stuff. And I do enjoy plenty of m/f and f/f pairings, but when it comes to porn I mainly go for m/m, because I have so many issues and hang-ups to do with sex in real life that relating to other women in sexual situations often ruins the fantasy for me. It's much easier to indulge and enjoy when it's just two guys and therefore nothing whatsoever to do with the real me.