I guess that still ends up a hot topic sometimes when it comes to yahoo groups and password protected websites. It's kind of funny because I think a lot of those who try to protect themselves from any parents related trouble probably started to read slash when they were underaged as well.
But I can understand those worries. It probably can get a bit too hot when parents get all pissed of about their childrens' reading preferences. Although that's hardly the problem of the slashers.
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Date: 2004-09-10 07:26 am (UTC)But I can understand those worries. It probably can get a bit too hot when parents get all pissed of about their childrens' reading preferences. Although that's hardly the problem of the slashers.