[ SECRET POST #2132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2132 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, what the OP said is they can ship M/M and M/F/M, but not M/M/M.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeh, I got it mixed up with a commenter saying they can't ship M/M/M or F/F/F. Still, seems like OP thinks M/M/M is one penis too many, and that seems like a genital thing to me.

[(Anonymous)]

For me, M/M is just another couple I can love, but M/M/M starts giving off a sooper speshul Boy's Club vibe.

And that's due to the gender, not the genitals, because M/M/M when it's just porn and not a romantic relationship is super-hot and delicious for me, especially when it's two guys who are focused mainly on the third guy in the middle.

[(Anonymous)]

Writing all M/M/M relationships off as sooper speshul Boy's Club sounds a little bit offensive to me...

[(Anonymous)]

But what if one of the three guys put on a pretty dress and started knitting sweaters for his boyfriends?

[(Anonymous)]

For me, M/M is just another couple I can love, but M/M/M starts giving off a sooper speshul Boy's Club vibe.

I think this is less about the actual M/M/M and more about the way it tends to get written. I slash and femmeslash almost exclusively but there's a point when all the guys are paired up with all the other guys and it starts giving off "only dudes can love and appreciate one other this well because they're guys" with sometimes added "and the women are bitches".

I read a little bit of MMF which I would distinguish from MFM, because MFM always seems to play out like a slash fangirl's ultimate fantasy, whereas the other has a bit more porn-y balance.