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pandabearshape.com
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| | | | | I like to present myself as a savvy, even cynical, consumer of media, so it's a little embarrassing for me to admit my predilection for romantic movies. After participating in the recent #fav7films on Twitter, 3 of my 7 turned out to focus on romantic relationships (4 of 10, if I include my extended list).... | |
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www.malindalo.com
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| | | | | The other day on twitter I saw someone tweet about their reluctance to read f/f (female/female) romance, even though they identified as a queer woman. They admitted that reading f/f could somehow feel too close for comfort; that reading m/m (male/male) romance was sometimes easier, and allowed them to relax more. Several people responded, a bit self-consciously, that they agreed. | |
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www.flayrah.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] This discussion revolves around a video that features a furry community and includes content that some consider sexually suggestive. The video was embedded on a website, which led to debates about whether it should be posted there. Some members of the furry community, like Perri Rhoades, expressed concerns that the video was an affront to the community. Others, like Neonbunny, defended the video, arguing that it was a legitimate artistic expression and that the content was not necessarily pornographic. The conversation also touched on issues of censorship, free speech, and the role of the furry community in shaping its own standards. | |
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www.arras.net
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| | | The third incarnation of Free Space Comix: the blog. Poetry, criticism, digital art, links and other charmless shite by Brian Kim Stefans. | ||
