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fandomsecrets2014-02-05 06:43 pm
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These days I see published erotica authors on their blogs admitting to loving slash fanfic as their 'guilty, finished writing this book treat', even though they themselves still write m/f - or at least currently. The market still has to grow.
I had another think about this subject, and it's not actually maledom I don't like. It's femsub. Just that femsub goes hand in hand with maledom in the mainstream erotica/romance genre.
I don't mind maledom if it's m/m. But I hate femsub even in f/f. So it's the femsub that turns me off.
There's just something too tiresome and cliched about a woman being subjugated, even for sexytimes purposes. It's not a conscious thing. More a reflexive - urrgh!
Also, I'm not bashing anyone who likes maledom/femsub. It's obviously still the most popular kink.
But it is the reason that I didn't go near the romance genre for about 25 years after one brief toe dip in the water. I thought that was all there was.
Instead, I turned to scifi and other genre fiction - which in the UK at least, is full of allegories for non-mainstream sexuality. I'm pretty sure that's not just a co-incidence.
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Definitely agree with your comment.