Further slash questions
Oh, and here's a question for the ages.
Is m/m slash easier to write than femmeslash because the subtext is easier to spot?
Compare and contrast: two men walking down the street holding hands, vs. two women doing the same.
Could this be the reason why m/m slash is so much easier to find and is bigger than f/f slash?
Is m/m slash easier to write than femmeslash because the subtext is easier to spot?
Compare and contrast: two men walking down the street holding hands, vs. two women doing the same.
Could this be the reason why m/m slash is so much easier to find and is bigger than f/f slash?