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a whole new set of fantasies
Mar. 30th, 2019 10:16 pmI think I've taught myself to change my 'type'!
In my gateway fandom, I naturally went for Data, not just because he was a sidekick and played by a very good actor, but also because he was skinny and had a face more notable for bones than handsomeness. I did a 'List' post years ago, most of which Photoshop has now jettisoned, but it included Gene Wilder and Jon Stewart, and perhaps also Geoffrey Rush, as examples of 'My Type'.
The ridiculous prettiness of the NSYNC boys was quite novel territory for me, as well as converting me to slash. Adam Lambert must, I think, be in the same vein.
But since my barbershop conversion, I've become very ohsovery interested in these guys, and by all the laws of my previous preferences I should be entranced by tall, skinny, bony David Zimmerman, the tenor. I'm not, though he is cute, indeed.
Which one have I been weaving epics about? Because those epics have caused me to start evaluating other chaps in a similar way, and it's quite disconcerting.
In my gateway fandom, I naturally went for Data, not just because he was a sidekick and played by a very good actor, but also because he was skinny and had a face more notable for bones than handsomeness. I did a 'List' post years ago, most of which Photoshop has now jettisoned, but it included Gene Wilder and Jon Stewart, and perhaps also Geoffrey Rush, as examples of 'My Type'.
The ridiculous prettiness of the NSYNC boys was quite novel territory for me, as well as converting me to slash. Adam Lambert must, I think, be in the same vein.
But since my barbershop conversion, I've become very ohsovery interested in these guys, and by all the laws of my previous preferences I should be entranced by tall, skinny, bony David Zimmerman, the tenor. I'm not, though he is cute, indeed.
Which one have I been weaving epics about? Because those epics have caused me to start evaluating other chaps in a similar way, and it's quite disconcerting.