[ SECRET POST #2298 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2298 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

And c. people act like it's the first ever book to have sex in it.

[(Anonymous)]

This! This so hard!

[badass_tiger]

Well that's not the book/author's fault, but yes. That's also true.

[(Anonymous)]

THIS is what drives me up the wall the most. Did the world suddenly have a bout of amnesia and forget Harlequin Books existed? Or all the sex scenes in every single other genre of book with a romantic plot or subplot?

[harp]

Or the first storybook that has BDSM in it, in fact. People rip on The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty, but I think the prose in it was beautiful. Not only that, but because of the setting, it was very clear that this wasn't meant to be taken seriously.

But we're being generous calling that BDSM. 50SoG is to BDSM what gay characters in Chick Tracts are to actual gay men- a twisted, mirror-house distortion written by an uneducated fool with only the barest understanding of the subject.