I'm at a bit of an impasse after The Dark Fic and Coda. I'm trying to work on the Carsten follow-up in Copenhagen, which I'd been working on (a Godric/Eric/Carsten threesome!) but now Eric and Godric have gotten into an argument about Godric's work as an inquisitor, and it needs some rewriting to make it less … alarming? Or something. I'm stuck
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A big argument pro-slash and women is that it's all the emotional connections that are outlined and made (and stuff like hurt-comfort) that make it "chick porn." As opposed to the strictly visual.
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The actors said they were up for some slash in the flashbacks? Oh my, I missed that. what exactly did they say? :D
Speaking of canon slash ... I have to squee about Holmes/Watson for a second, even if it has nothing to do with your post, sorry. Although, again, it's so typical that there were only (very unsubtle) hints in the movie, but nothing explicit. Yeaaaah, right, because it's okay to change just about everything about Sherlock Holmes (not a criticism, I loved the movie), but God forbid he kisses Watson in the movie. That would be so unacceptable.
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I really need to go see Sherlock. Even UST between those two would be hot. :)
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Yes yes yes yes, go and see it! Silly me for asking you again if you had seen it in my e-mail. ;) Be sure to tell me if you liked it when you've seen it. :)
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Two men having sex who don't mind letting me watch.
Sorry, did I say that out loud?
Generally speaking, I think the TV/film Powers That Be - not the actual creative parties, just the people with the money and the power - tend to be conservative straight men, who are somehow still convinced the only relevant audience for TV/film work is equally straight and male. Hence the wealth of straight male-oriented material out there (from actual porn to so-common-it's-become-mainstream lingering, gratuitous shots on the bodies of Megan Fox & Co in "regular" movies). I think the fact that women are taking over men (in numbers and in buying power) in most western societies is simply not being acknowledged.
Thus we have hilarious phenomena like Twilight--whatever my personal problems with that series, and I have MANY, it's clearly a straight female fantasy of a perfect life with a perfect man (or what its author PERCEIVES as a perfect man), and it's interesting to me - ( ... )
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So you are saying that men object to the idea of the so-called Perfect Man? Or is the problem that the Perfect Man is apparently celibate by choice? Damn, I'm laughing at myself, it's so hard for me to discuss this without my jaw tensing up. I have huge issues with what I perceive as the messages to young women there ... okay, stopping now. Also, Edward vs. Eric? Noooo contest.
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We can dream, though!
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