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cranky_old_fangirls2018-03-10 03:04 pm
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fanfic and sex-ed
"What Harry Potter Fan Fiction Taught Me About Sex
Learning to appreciate my chamber of secrets."
"But what about the nonphysical? Where would I be mentally after that? Would my emotional reaction to it differ at 15 years old? What about 18? Would I want to tell anyone? How would people react if I did tell them? Did I care what my friends thought? Rather than simply being told I shouldn't do it, I sat down and pondered whether or not I would ever actually want to. Writing fan fiction meant reasoning through actions and the resulting emotions in a way my teachers never asked for, even after my supposed spouse killed our egg child."
A funny piece that I related to in parts.
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There's been quite a few of these types of articles that have showed up online in the past few years (basically "fanfic was my introduction to/taught me about my sexual self"). But this one does a better job than many of exploring why fanfic can be more useful than the messages teens are getting elsewhere. That's a great quote you picked out.
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