[ SECRET POST #2259 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2259 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the anon who "explained" mpreg above (http://fandomsecrets.dreamwidth.org/770698.html?thread=636534410#cmt636534410) and I will extrapolate from that explanation to say why there's no such thing as f-preg:

The "male" role of doing the impregnating is brief and boring. A meat tube squirts out some goo and then that's done. The "female" role of physically transforming into a baby-house is disgusting and amazing and much more visceral and engaging to read about, whether you're being titillated or horrified (or both) while reading.

So, it's exciting to imagine cis men experience pregnancy and delivery, but not so much to imagine cis women experience having impregnated their partners.

...Unless maybe, in order to impregnate someone, an author bestows a female character with a dick or a tenta-dick or some similar equipment. But that is kind of going off topic into another kink altogether.

[thene]

There's a really interesting fempreg plotline in Alastair Reynold's Revelation Space series - one of the female villains winds up pregnant with a female hero's baby. And said hero is pretty mad about this. It's a ball of lesbian fucking awesome. Fempreg is as amazing as you want it to be.