Are gay stories being suppressed?

[Handymanblues]

As a new author on here I have posted stories in most categories. Most are not rejected, but rather published. However, I noticed that three out of my three gay submissions were all quickly rejected with none getting through. I am not gay, but do have some meaningful gay stories told to me about gay men. Is there a bias against publishing gay stuff? Only wanted to know because if so, I won't bother submitting any more of them. Too much work to simply have them rejected outright like that.

 

[yukonnights]

No, there is no bias against LGBTQ stories. What was the reason given in your rejection notices?

 

[klippert]

Don't even start this shit....I've been a Lit member...for, wow, 11 yrs...You are first to "drop" the thought of anything on "lit" is suppressed. Especially Gay..

you signed up in Nov...submit three stories, now there's "suppression". did you read the writers guide lines; surprise lit has rules

https://www.literotica.com/subguide.shtml
or

https://www.literotica.com/storyxs/writ_stor.shtml

take advantage or the resources...

 

[SuperSissy]

I've read hundreds of gay and sissy stories on lit.

 

[Taster2]

Link your published stories. See if they are any good. But i see no bias. And you currently on have one post on literotica, so probably a BS post

 

[UnderMyKilt]

Are gay stories being suppressed?

Don't be silly. I've been a member here since 2004 I've never felt that any kind of story was being "suppressed" nor have I heard anyone else mention such an idea. I've published five stories...all of them gay...and never had a one rejected (albeit the last in 2017).

As of the time and date when I'm writing this, there have been at least 26 new gay stories published in the last five days. I don't know that would equate to any form of prejudice against gay stories.

 

[2wayroad]

No bias here. Not even on the other boards on this site. Not once have I ever felt unwelcome.

The men, women and all those in between are all great here. This is one of the few places I can completely let my guard down.

 

[ElectricBlue]

No, there is no bias against LGBTQ stories. What was the reason given in your rejection notices?

Yes, let's reinforce this question. What were the reasons given for rejection?

Put the reasons on the table rather than engaging in this speculation. Stories are always sent back with a set of generic questions for each rejection reason. There are about half a dozen "reasons" ranging from content to grammar and punctuation - writing gay content is not one of those reasons.