AWhoopsieDaisy
Just Call Me Daisy
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I wanna start this off by saying that I fully understand that erotica is fiction and not hurting anyone in its depiction of fantasy. I have no beef with incest writers.
There's no allure to the premise of incest for me personally. Yet on occasion in my search for works that indulge in whatever highly specific kink I'm looking for at the time, I find myself biting the bullet and reading a story from the incest category. Not because I want to but because the tag I was looking under didn't have many results to choose from. I'm not into the incest thing, but I'll overlook it in stories where the fact that the characters are related isn't played up as the main attraction.
This got me thinking about how popular the incest genre is. I'm sure a lot of its popularity is genuine. But I can't help but speculate if it's popularity is in part because of other people like me who are willing to ignore the fact that it's incest and read it anyway. Is this a thing?
[Note: I'm not here to start fights I'm just curious. Scientifically intrigued if you will.]
There's no allure to the premise of incest for me personally. Yet on occasion in my search for works that indulge in whatever highly specific kink I'm looking for at the time, I find myself biting the bullet and reading a story from the incest category. Not because I want to but because the tag I was looking under didn't have many results to choose from. I'm not into the incest thing, but I'll overlook it in stories where the fact that the characters are related isn't played up as the main attraction.
This got me thinking about how popular the incest genre is. I'm sure a lot of its popularity is genuine. But I can't help but speculate if it's popularity is in part because of other people like me who are willing to ignore the fact that it's incest and read it anyway. Is this a thing?
[Note: I'm not here to start fights I'm just curious. Scientifically intrigued if you will.]