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lechatfemme.
Since I'm here avoiding Carl Jung I thought I'd share with you something I found irritating. I'm being good though, and turning off comments even though I'd much rather be writing SNAFU than reading Darko Suvin.
( Apparently women write gay men because they're homophobic (towards lesbians only it seems), misogynistic, and too lazy to write female heroines. And here I thought I wrote slash because it was hot. )
Gosh, I'm glad that's cleared up. I was unaware that it was my duty as a female writer to write female characters, and that to do otherwise was mysogynistic. Here I thought I had freedom to be creative. Silly me -- creativity and individual preferences only apply to men. Women don't have that right. We must create by fiat according to what is 'needed' in literature today. Zieg Heil! With an agenda that tight, you know her book is as boring as spit.
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... on Catcher in the Rye. Go here -->
lechatfemme.Since I'm here avoiding Carl Jung I thought I'd share with you something I found irritating. I'm being good though, and turning off comments even though I'd much rather be writing SNAFU than reading Darko Suvin.
( Apparently women write gay men because they're homophobic (towards lesbians only it seems), misogynistic, and too lazy to write female heroines. And here I thought I wrote slash because it was hot. )
Gosh, I'm glad that's cleared up. I was unaware that it was my duty as a female writer to write female characters, and that to do otherwise was mysogynistic. Here I thought I had freedom to be creative. Silly me -- creativity and individual preferences only apply to men. Women don't have that right. We must create by fiat according to what is 'needed' in literature today. Zieg Heil! With an agenda that tight, you know her book is as boring as spit.