Weirdly, I was just pondering exactly the same thing. I'm just compiling some recs, and was noticing one author used character, character rather than character/character. In this case I think it's because the sexual act is a non-consensual one, and it feels like over-dignifying it to use a slash.
I don't think we always and only use / for sex acts though. Certainly I've see pre-slash, slashy moments with no sex etc marked with a /, so as long as the dynamic is along those lines, I think you could go with it.
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51stcenturyfox) wrote2009-04-13 07:51 pm
Re: And here's another question
I don't think we always and only use / for sex acts though. Certainly I've see pre-slash, slashy moments with no sex etc marked with a /, so as long as the dynamic is along those lines, I think you could go with it.