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Wicked Ripe Plum (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} wickedripeplum) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} fandom_wank,@ 2004-09-28 22:12:00 |
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Does it count as wank if one side has no idea of the controversy they've set off?
Neva Chonin writes an article for San Fransico Chronicle Young Gay Men. Young Gay Men Having Sex about women who like to watch Queer as Folk.
Fortunately, Paul Alley is there to set her straight on how female sexuality works.
Editor -- While Neva Chonin's comments in "Live! Rude! Girl" (Sept. 12) on the television series "Queer as Folk" were wickedly funny, I must take issue -- affectionately, of course -- with a point or two on women and gay sex. Even as a staunch supporter of parity between the sexes, I find it patently absurd to put straight women's interest in gay sex on a par with the obsession of straight men for girl-on-girl "action." Clearly the majority of women are not seriously aroused by scenes of sex between men. Female sexuality just doesn't work that way. Additionally, Chonin's high praise for the comeliness of the "QaF" cast has me wondering whether we're watching the same program. Judged by the pumped-up "looks-ist" standards of Hollywood, these guys are disappointing at best. In fact, it is the soap opera that fits the straight female libido. The soaps present an almost embarrassing abundance of male pulchritude, and they dish it up in the context of an indulgent kind of storytelling, swollen with intimate character development and "hetero-erotic" plotlines. How can "QaF" compete?
Paul Alley, San Francisco
QaF and slash fans get really really pissed and start a lj/letter to the editor/petition dear_mralley.
Neva Chonin writes an article for San Fransico Chronicle Young Gay Men. Young Gay Men Having Sex about women who like to watch Queer as Folk.
Fortunately, Paul Alley is there to set her straight on how female sexuality works.
Editor -- While Neva Chonin's comments in "Live! Rude! Girl" (Sept. 12) on the television series "Queer as Folk" were wickedly funny, I must take issue -- affectionately, of course -- with a point or two on women and gay sex. Even as a staunch supporter of parity between the sexes, I find it patently absurd to put straight women's interest in gay sex on a par with the obsession of straight men for girl-on-girl "action." Clearly the majority of women are not seriously aroused by scenes of sex between men. Female sexuality just doesn't work that way. Additionally, Chonin's high praise for the comeliness of the "QaF" cast has me wondering whether we're watching the same program. Judged by the pumped-up "looks-ist" standards of Hollywood, these guys are disappointing at best. In fact, it is the soap opera that fits the straight female libido. The soaps present an almost embarrassing abundance of male pulchritude, and they dish it up in the context of an indulgent kind of storytelling, swollen with intimate character development and "hetero-erotic" plotlines. How can "QaF" compete?
Paul Alley, San Francisco
QaF and slash fans get really really pissed and start a lj/letter to the editor/petition dear_mralley.
