Friday poll - what do we write?

[alexdraven]

[Poll #965872]

Comments

[byrne.livejournal.com]

The 'plan to write' opened up a few things I checked, like foreground F/F, explicit F/F and the mixed gender threesomes.

[crotalus-atrox.livejournal.com]

I'm writing at least one m/trans-f relationship. Then there's the more weird stuff, but I don't think you need a poll for that. :)

I wrote my first explicit m/f scene for Book the other day. Weird. *s*

[anahcrow.livejournal.com]

*shiftyeyes* I'm so easy. *laugh* The only thing I've not yet written specifically is f/f/f+ and that's just because I'm not there in the story. I've also written a few incestuous relationships, or psuedo-incestuous. *counts on fingers* I think that's about it.

[anahcrow.livejournal.com]

Oh, right. And one or two... or three.... trans relationships. I've lost count. I forgot those.

[tsuki-no-bara.livejournal.com]

i cowrote the all-male three-plus-somes, does that count? i checked it anyway. i've also written platonic sibling relationships and cousin relationships, and some of the incestuous demon-hunting boy-girl twins.

[cicirossi.livejournal.com]

you know me, honey. if it sells? I'll write it. This is includes moose

[cbpotts.livejournal.com]

I'll buy moose from you anytime!

[bitexmarks.livejournal.com]

Well, most of my short stories for the past 2ish years have been M/M...my newest obsession. I've only written one f/f story and one threesome m/m/m. Most everything else I have written has been m/f; though the transgenered idea sounds like a challenge.
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[duskpeterson.livejournal.com]

I'm assuming that, by F/M, you mean "either F/M or M/F"? Makes a difference to those of us who pay attention to what side of the slash the name is on. :)

M/M and M/F, either sexual attraction or friendship. I don't write explicit M/F sex, but I've sorta written explicit M/M sex. If your requirements aren't too high for what constitutes explicit. :)

I can't write F/F (glares at Muse), and where F/M is concerned - well, only if it's M/F as well. A switch story, in other words.

I too have written about mixed-gender characters. I've also written background parent/child stories where the background was pretty darned important.

I find the poll results fascinating; what an eclectic lot we are.