[ SECRET POST #2667 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2667 ⌋

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Comments

[beverlykatz]

I've noticed the same trend. It's awful, especially since fandom culture as a whole prides itself in being super "open-minded". Enough people in real life already believe that feminine guys are gay and masculine guys aren't; why do we have to perpetuate those ideas? :(

Related pet peeve: when the "smaller" or "more feminine" half of gay ships is automatically super submissive, frail, and incapable of doing anything without his big strong man. No. A thousand nos. (Some parts of Hannibal fandom does this to Will and it breaks my heart. WHERE IS MY SARCASTIC RUDE ASSHOLE? WHO IS THIS DELICATE FLOWER WHO CRIES AT THE DROP OF A HAT?)

[(Anonymous)]

That happens to my favorite character all the time. True, he is very pretty, but he's tough as nails emotionally and would never break down crying, act fragile in any way or ever play the typical weepy uke. And yet every bloody slash fic I find of him these days has him doing just that. It makes me ill.