by minakotomoka14 » Mon Nov 19, 2018 9:04 pm
I'm totally with you guys on this. I am rather new to the vore community, joining only about two years ago, but as a girl who is predominantly M/F exclusive, I've seen a lot of things during my time here. Although I haven't experienced any of the horrible things many of my friends and other fellow M/F fans have, believe me, I have had my fair share of experiences. It's annoying when I spend weeks working on an M/F story with characters and scenarios I love, only for it to get meager views and faves, but if I post a crappy F-pred roleplay I wrote with one of my friends, the faves, views, and comments go through the roof. Of course, I love any kind of appreciation of my work, but it's disheartening to see a story I worked hard on and put a lot of passion into get swept away by something I put nearly no effort into.
Believe it or not, many of the experiences I've had came from my best friend's Discord server, from people I know. One time, I posted a picture of a male character I liked and talked all about how I enjoyed them being pred, only for someone to butt in and spout "It would be better if (certain female character from the same series) was a pred," or something like that. Another time, I posted a picture of a male giant, and while a friend and I were talking about it, someone else shoved in a giantess pic "for balance" as she put it. There's been many instances of things like this, mostly small, yet annoying encounters, but the most recent example was when I posted some of YoukaiChan's artwork, and this one girl said something like "She's the one who never does female giants, right?" I tried to defend the artist, saying that male preds were what she specialized in, and she was allowed to have her own preferences, but that soon escalated into a debate about why YoukaiChan didn't draw giantess, how they wished she drew giantess, crap like that, and when my best friend (the admin) finally stepped in to calm things down, the girl who started it played victim and got all pissy, whining about how she was just stating that was what the artist did, even when we all knew what she really meant. I've had plenty of these encounters, even from people I considered friends. I've gotten passive-aggressive meanness, having my prefs put down or shoved to the side, or even being teased and mocked for liking male preds, always in subtle, smartass ways just to take a jab at me.
And you know what I've noticed? At least from my experience, it seems like female F-pred fans are way more aggressive toward male pred lovers than male F-pred fans. They deliberately use passive-aggressive tactics to either deny or put down your preferences, such as doing things like what I mentioned above. When they do stuff like that to me, it makes me angry, but when I try to speak up, they suddenly make it seem like I'm the bad guy for speaking my mind, when they know damn well what they're doing. The superiority complexes on these people are simply stunning, and it infuriates me. Of course, I know not all female pred fans are like this. In fact, many of my best friends are F-pred lovers, and they've never tried to shame me or take a jab at me for what I like. I'm just sharing my thoughts and experiences on the matter.
I really do hope things can become better for male pred fans of all kinds, and people can just learn general respect. If you're not a jerk to me, then I won't be a jerk to you, simple as that. We're already in a fetish that is harshly judged from the outside, and we don't need to be divided any more by stupid, pointless infighting.
Prey-leaning switch gal and writer with a passion for M/F vore and a love for being devoured by giant men of all kinds.