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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Would watch but gay sex is cringe for me to watch. Is there a lot of it? [/quote]

It’s pretty raunchy, lol. There are short clips circulating on Twitter. [/quote]

I decided to read the books first. I am not a prude, but oh my this is graphic M/M sex. I'm not hating it...[/quote]

While the sex in the show isn’t gentle per se, I love how gentle and tender they are with each other.  Often kissing, Ilya always touching his face and lifting his chin up for eye contact, checking on him if this or that is ok, if he is scared, if he still wants it.  Asking for consent and then doing raunchy stuff is hot!  I wish more hetero men would watch the show because it is a case study in what women find attractive and arousing too.[/quote]

It was written by a woman for a largely female audience.  Female viewership of HBOMax went from 48 or percent to almost 70 with the success of the show.  A lot of M/M romance isn’t written for or by men, but for and by women.  [/quote]
Genuinely curious and this is probably gonna get deleted but do straight women genuinely get off on this? I'm watching right now. It's entertaining but it's not hot. [/quote]

On some level, this question is hilarious to me, considering the massive amount of gay fan fiction written by women that is available on the internet. It’s like Hollywood has simply no idea what female audiences like.[/quote]

But Asia does - There are tons of BL TV shows and movies from Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China (!), and, of course, Thailand.[/quote]

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