I find the resistance to Taylor being just straight somewhat annoying, not because I have a problem with her being bisexual but because it is very difficult to find stories written from a straight (not asexual) female point of view outside romance novels.
Because, frankly, both male writers and male readers are resistant to it. Which is... I'm not gonna lie, if your masculinity is threatened by reading or writing about some girl admiring a guy's abs, or talking sweet to a guy, and or even getting laid? I think you need to get over yourself. Skim through it if you want, but don't try to harangue authors into turning everything you read into yuri because you can't deal with female sexuality like some kind of Victorian blueblood or 1950s Puritan.
I guarantee you, many people have to deal with living in a straight-male world without being straight-male and it ain't fun. You can weather a bit of straight-female POV without exploding.
Women can want to have defacto as opposed dejure equal rights, or want to go after men exploiting or abusing women, without them being lesbians or bisexuals. And before you say it, Annette left because of the escalating violence, not because anyone in Lustrum's movement would have a problem with her dating or marrying Danny.
Because, frankly, both male writers and male readers are resistant to it. Which is... I'm not gonna lie, if your masculinity is threatened by reading or writing about some girl admiring a guy's abs, or talking sweet to a guy, and or even getting laid? I think you need to get over yourself. Skim through it if you want, but don't try to harangue authors into turning everything you read into yuri because you can't deal with female sexuality like some kind of Victorian blueblood or 1950s Puritan.
I guarantee you, many people have to deal with living in a straight-male world without being straight-male and it ain't fun. You can weather a bit of straight-female POV without exploding.
Lustrum was about women's lib and against the patriarchy, not about LBTQ. Big difference.I personally think she's Bi mostly because her mother was a Lustrum recruit and at least a little of that would have rubbed off on her.
Women can want to have defacto as opposed dejure equal rights, or want to go after men exploiting or abusing women, without them being lesbians or bisexuals. And before you say it, Annette left because of the escalating violence, not because anyone in Lustrum's movement would have a problem with her dating or marrying Danny.
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