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Femslash February: Days 22 and 23
Feb. 23rd, 2022 08:57 am22) Thoughts about (purely fictional!) lesbian unhealthy relationships?
I'm eating this with a spoon. I mean, I have the same standards than in any unhealthy relationship - the writer must be aware it is unhealthy. (and of course, well, better if it is well written. This applies to any relationship).
It's dark! It's sad! It's very complicated! It's cathartic! It's - sometimes - very hot.
It's not what I would show straight people to teach them about lesbianism, yes. I don't care, this is about me. I'm not straight people. I don't think all f/f media should me made with straight people in mind.
23) Historical, fantasy or sci-fi? (or, if none of the above, what and why?)
I want to say "all of the above", of course, but the question is about choosing. I know: I wrote it. ^^
So, fantasy, and specifically, fantasy inspired by real-world myths and legends (and worldwide cultures, and optionally historical periods)
I'm eating this with a spoon. I mean, I have the same standards than in any unhealthy relationship - the writer must be aware it is unhealthy. (and of course, well, better if it is well written. This applies to any relationship).
It's dark! It's sad! It's very complicated! It's cathartic! It's - sometimes - very hot.
It's not what I would show straight people to teach them about lesbianism, yes. I don't care, this is about me. I'm not straight people. I don't think all f/f media should me made with straight people in mind.
23) Historical, fantasy or sci-fi? (or, if none of the above, what and why?)
I want to say "all of the above", of course, but the question is about choosing. I know: I wrote it. ^^
So, fantasy, and specifically, fantasy inspired by real-world myths and legends (and worldwide cultures, and optionally historical periods)
