litcritted

[julesjones]

This should amuse at least two of you -- I have been cited in an academic blog that litcrits romance:

http://teachmetonight.blogspot.com/2007/02/women-writing-men-doing-men.html

In the comments they're discussing slash, including the question of why bisexual and lesbian women read m/m. I know some of you lot are better qualified to answer this than I am, so if anyone feels like wandering over there and giving them one of the many possible answers, or at least pointers to one of the meta groups that will talk to outsiders...

Comments

Re: As a TMT contributor

[ex-emilyvei.livejournal.com]

Thanks.

I'm also at peace with not really knowing why I like M/M. Like so many things I felt this fascination since I was very young. I suspect the cause may be unconscious/respondant or even genetic and so [gasp] not accessible to rational insight.

Re: As a TMT contributor

[sarahf.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I get you there, too. I've given up trying to theorize/explain my sexuality. I just enjoy it and enjoy exploring it and leave it at that!

Re: As a TMT contributor

[eroticjames.livejournal.com]

Here freaking here.

Part of it is the blogger changeover. I don't have a problem if I use my gmail account to post. However, if I try straight blogger it screws up.

Re: As a TMT contributor

[(Anonymous)]

*giggles at the thought that the 'straight' blogger cant access the m/m convo*