The point it is to not have a pretty, fun and nice portrayal of slave fic. Well. Yes.
Disturbing yeah, and for that reason I can see why reading either is hard. And when I say I enjoyed Auburn's story it's because of that. *points at your sentence* Disturbing and interesting.
I get much more discomfitted by stories that leap over that aspect to go for the hawt [...] factor. But it's essentially a (sex) fantasy. The reader knows it, the author knows it. (At least, I like to think so.) Isn't the hawt factor kind of the point of those things?
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Date: 2006-09-23 11:33 am (UTC)Well. Yes.
Disturbing yeah, and for that reason I can see why reading either is hard.
And when I say I enjoyed Auburn's story it's because of that. *points at your sentence* Disturbing and interesting.
I get much more discomfitted by stories that leap over that aspect to go for the hawt [...] factor.
But it's essentially a (sex) fantasy. The reader knows it, the author knows it. (At least, I like to think so.) Isn't the hawt factor kind of the point of those things?