Erotica readers and writers...
Feb. 4th, 2010 10:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Following today's fandom!secret on this topic, some questions about... foreskins!
Here's the secret someone posted:

Do they have a point? I was going to do a poll, but LJ is being very naughty about polls.
What are your thoughts? Should fic writers mention foreskins more often (for characters who are likely to be uncut?) Do you not need or want this detail? Do you assume they're there anyway, depending on how you imagine the characters and who they are? Is this something you've never really considered, either way?
Do you not give a hot damn?
ELVES? VAMPIRES? HOBBITS??? I don't even know.
Are you pretty sure Jack Harkness has a fiveskin? Because I am.
ETA: Thank you to my f-list (unlike the F!S thread) for not being judgey about people's parts. Every cock is pretty!
Here's the secret someone posted:

Do they have a point? I was going to do a poll, but LJ is being very naughty about polls.
What are your thoughts? Should fic writers mention foreskins more often (for characters who are likely to be uncut?) Do you not need or want this detail? Do you assume they're there anyway, depending on how you imagine the characters and who they are? Is this something you've never really considered, either way?
Do you not give a hot damn?
ELVES? VAMPIRES? HOBBITS??? I don't even know.
Are you pretty sure Jack Harkness has a fiveskin? Because I am.
ETA: Thank you to my f-list (unlike the F!S thread) for not being judgey about people's parts. Every cock is pretty!
(no subject)
Date: 2010-02-05 05:07 am (UTC)But if there isn't a mention of a foreskin, I'm not hitting the back button. It's not that important. Especially since in a lot of smutfic, there are probably thirty other reasons to hit the back button before I even get to the potential foreskin.
(no subject)
Date: 2010-02-05 05:18 am (UTC)Yeah, good point. I find that I'm not really very descriptive when it comes to genitalia anyway. I like sensory descriptions more than clinical ones, you know?
And great point about the other reasons. :D