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Sex and the Single Agent: Confusion of Rape and Desire in the XF Universe

Sex and the Single Agent: Confusion of Rape and Desire in the XF Universe is by Fialka. 
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
Author's note: "The following is adapted from a rather spirited discussion on the OBSSE mailing list, inspired by the trailer for Milagro (you don't want to know what happened when the episode aired!). Thanks to Pilgrim and Nascent for their inspiration. The events of Milagro are not incorporated here."
 
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
Category: X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Sexuality and slash fandom (2007 post)

Sexuality and slash fandom has the sort-of subtitle: "'Or, from "We're Not Gay, We Just Love Each Other" to "For reasons that don't need exploring at this juncture, Fraser is sucking Ray's cock'."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* We're Not Gay, We Just Love Each Other
* Misogyny in Fandom and Women and Slash
* changes in feedback
* some authors and artists: Gayle F, M. Fae Glasgow
* slash as its own fandom
* percentages of fan's sexualities, fluidity of sexuality
* initialization of characters
* Wave Theory of Slash
==The Post==
==Excerpts of Comments to the Post==
destina: 
shoshanna: 
laurashapiro: 
klia: 
sheron: 
shoshanna: 
cathexys: 
kassrachel: 
therealjae: 
shoshanna: 
sheron: 
klia: 
shoshanna: 
arallara: 
xanphibian: 
st crispins: 
keiko_kirin: 
shoshanna: 
catalenamara: 
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==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse

Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse was a installment of Linda Frankel's regular column, "Sexuality in K/S Fanfiction," which appeared in Not Tonight, Spock! #13.
This essay has a sequel called Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse Prolonged er uh Continued which is in issue #14.
The article discussed whether anal intercourse/degree of pain, and its portrayal as the grand finale sex act. Our “... culture subscribes to the belief that fucking is the only sex that counts…. [T]he idea that penetration is the central sexual act is common in K/S. Everything else is seen as foreplay….” 
Topics discussed masculinity, power, violence, submission, rape and non-consent, misogyny, Vulcan genitalia, equality, sex roles, and mindmelds as she discussed a number of K/S stories. 
==The Essay References==
* Fantasies by Beverly Sutherland (Nome #8)
* Alternative #2/3 by Gerry Downes
* Those Who Favour Fire by Vivienne Rivers (The Voice #2)
* Echoes by Alexis Fegan Black (Naked Times #1)
* Romulan Code, Romulan Regrets by Jessica Daigneault (Daring Attempt #3)
* Poses by Leslie Fish and Agostino (Obsc'zine #1 and other zines)
* The Human Kind of Love by Indra (Greater California K/S)
* This Deadly Innocence by Fish (Naked Times #3 and other zines)
* Broken Images by Beverly Sutherland
* Time Out of Mind by 	Nathan St. Germaine and Keith Donovan
* Enslaver Enslaved by A.T. Bush. (Daring Attempt #3) 
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse Prolonged er uh Continued

Anal Intercourse Prolonged er uh Continued was an installment of Linda Frankel's regular column, "Sexuality in K/S Fanfiction," which appeared in Not Tonight, Spock! #14.
It is a sequel, or follow-on, to Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse which is in issue #13.
In it, Frankel wrote of masculinity, power, violence, submission, equality, sex roles, and mindmelds as she discussed a number of K/S stories. 
==The Essay References==
* Broken Images
* Alternative: The Epilog to Orion
* Fantasies
* From Choice
* Forever Fire
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: First Time vs. Established Relationship

Sexuality in K/S Fiction: First Time vs. Established Relationship was a installment of Linda Frankel's regular column, "Sexuality in K/S Fanfiction," which appeared in Not Tonight, Spock! #15.
The essay disputes the idea that most K/S stories were first time ones as many fans appeared to believe and declares that in reality only about 60% of K/S stories were first times, a statistic that remained static regardless of when the zine was published. The essay also lists the genres/tropes in established relationship stories. 
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==The Introduction==
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1987 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Genital Size

Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Genital Size was a installment of Linda Frankel's regular column, "Sexuality in K/S Fanfiction," which appeared in Not Tonight Spock! #9.
"I looked through all my notes on K/S stories and didn't see one reference to cock size. So let me speculate about why I think it isn't there."
 
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Internalized Homophobia

Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Internalized Homophobia is an essay in Not Tonight, Spock! #10. Its author is Linda Frankel.
==Some Fiction Discussed==
The essay uses several Kirk/Spock fanfics as examples:
* Desert Heat
* Beyond Setarcos
* The Wise One
* The Lorath
* Sometimes When We Touch
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: McCoy: Support of K/S

Sexuality in K/S Fiction: McCoy: Support of K/S was a installment of Linda Frankel's regular column, "Sexuality in K/S Fanfiction," which appeared in Not Tonight, Spock! #11.
The column discussed McCoy’s support of K/S.
==Fiction Discussed==
* Leslie Fish’s Shelter, Poses, This Deadly Innocence
* Alexis Fegan Black’s Decisions (Naked Times #2)
* Teri White’s An Anguish to Pay (Naked Times #1)
* Gerry Downes’ Alternative Book 2/3
* Nathan St. Germaine and Keith Donovan's Time Out of Mind 
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Sensuality vs. Genitality

Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Sensuality vs. Genitality was a installment of Linda Frankel's regular column, "Sexuality in K/S Fanfiction," which appeared in Not Tonight Spock! #8.
It is an essay which explores “sensuality vs. genitality” in K/S fiction, including “This Deadly Innocence” by Leslie Fish, “Nightjourney,” a story in Thrust by Carol Frisbie and Susan James, and the stories of Teri White.
 
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction: The K/S/Mc Triad

Sexuality in K/S Fiction: The K/S/Mc Triad was an installment of Linda Frankel's regular column, "Sexuality in K/S Fanfiction," which appeared in Not Tonight, Spock! #12.
The author notes that in preparation for this essay, she read all of the K/S/Mc fiction that had been written with the exception of Gayle F's story, something that illustrates how few fanworks with this premise there were in existence at the time.
Frankel begins the essay with a discussion of how a triad would begin. Would it be Kirk/McCoy first, with Spock as an addition? McCoy/Spock with Kirk as an addition? Spock/Kirk and an added McCoy.
At the end of the article, Linda says she is a “convert to K/S/Mc,” suggested that some fans writing these stories were less enlightened than she apparently would have liked them to be: “…Fans show the coming together of the triad as a difficult problem in the stories and poems I have read. The major obstacle is the idea that a bonded relationship should or must be monogamous. Exclusivity is a prevalent prejudice in K/S, and the initially excluded partner whether it be McCoy or Kirk reflects the pro-monogamy bias of the readership. The excluded partner is sure that he can never be included because he has no concept for a relationship that is not monogamous.”
==Fanworks Discussed==
The essay covered the topic of a Kirk-Spock-McCoy triad, with reference to stories by K.S. T’Lan (Two's Company in Duet IX), Ann Carver (What are Friends For? in Daring Attempt #3), a poem by Tere Ann Roderick (“First Thought" in ”Daring Attempt #1), and the story In Triplicate by Natasha Solten and Dovya Blacque. 
==The Series==
For the seven other essays in this series, see Sexuality in K/S Fiction. 
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in K/S Fiction (essay series)

Sexuality in K/S Fiction is a column series in Not Tonight, Spock!. The essays were written by Linda Frankel.
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Sensuality vs. Genitality (issue #8) 
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Genital Size (issue #9)
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Internalized Homophobia (issue #10)
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: McCoy: Support of K/S (issue #11)
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: The K/S/Mc Triad (issue #12)
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse (issue #13)
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse Prolonged er uh Continued (issue #14)
* Sexuality in K/S Fiction: First Time vs. Established Relationship (issue #15)
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category: 1980s
Category:Meta in Print
Sexuality in Slash: My God, Spock, You're a Woman!

Sexuality in Slash: My God, Spock, You're a Woman is a 1999 meta essay by Rachel Shave.
The topic: Star Trek, gender, Uke, Lubrication, and slash.
Mentioned or cited: Turning Point, Magic Mommas, Trembling Sisters, Puritans and Perverts, and Methos a Woman?.
It as part of a series at Fanfic Symposium.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
SexyHarrySpecs

JJ is a fan artist and fanfiction writer who was active primarily in Harry Potter fandom in the early to mid 2000s as SexyHarrySpecs. She also wrote fanfic under the names theGreatMissJJ and Aranel.
She was best known for her Marauders and femslash artwork. She played Cho Chang in the Restricted Section RPG in 2003.
==Notable Fanfiction==
* Justified, co-written with Vende. Harry/Draco "slash story with incredibly large amounts of angst"."Justified" at A Campaign of Misinformation, archived by the Wayback Machine 10 September 2003 and 23 December 2003. See also vende_n_aranel - Community Info at LiveJournal, archived 28 January 2005. Abandoned WIP with 6 chapters. (2002–2003)
==Websites==
* A Campaign of Misinformation (2003) – multifandom fic and art (as Aranel)
** A Campaign of Misinformation (2003–2004) – moved to campaign-of-misinformation.net
* Baby's on Fire (2005) – HP fic and art
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Sexy Subtext

Sexy Subtext is a Xena vid by Brandy.
Vidder's Notes: "A video about the unbreakable bond between Xena and Gabrielle. It contains clips from all seasons (1-6). In my opinion, although the clips do not give away any major plotlines, if you are spoiler paranoid, this video may not be for you. Click on "Everything" to view the lyrics. You should read the lyrics because they will make more sense with the images...plus this song is just AWESOME! "}}
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Xena Vids
Category:2000s
Sexyiyami

SexyIyami was a Tumblr blog that posted screencaps of Iyami from Osomatsu-kun behaving "in a sexy way". The first post, tagged 'the mission statement', posited that the creators of the 1988 anime in particular were deliberately drawing Iyami in a fanservicey way.
Images from the Sexyiyami Tumblr were used to create a Twitter bot starting in September 2020.
==The End==
In 2020, the creator stated on Twitter that the "canon" of Sexyiyami ended with Iyami's death. 
Category:Osomatsu-sanCategory:2010s
Seymour (thedrawingbin)

Seymour is a fan artist active on Tumblr.
==Fan History==
==Example Fanart==
===IT===
* – Eddie Kaspbrak for Inktober, featuring Eddie Kaspbrak's Shorts (01 October 2017)
* – Stanley Uris (& Judith) for Inktober, horror (02 October 2017)
* – Beverly Marsh for Inktober (06 October 2017)
* – The Losers Club Circus AU, Role Reversal. "I ummm…really like @pictorch-art’s AU and I love their Georgie so I drew him" (07 October 2017)
* – Georgie Denbrough for Inktober (07 October 2017)
* – Stanley Uris (08 October 2017)
* – Bandaged Richie Tozier for Inktober (09 October 2017)
Category:Fanartists
Seymour Skinner

Principal Skinner (also known as Armin Tamzarian) is a supporting character in the animated TV series, The Simpsons, and its related media.
== Canon ==
Seymour Skinner is the principal of Springfield Elementary.
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
Principal Skinner is mostly paired with his ex-Fiancee Edna Krabappel. The two were co-workers in an on-off relationship which eventually led to them getting engaged, but she fled the altar after over-hearing him admit that he had cold-feet. Afterwards they were still sometimes shown together, but for the most part while he wanted her back, she was over him. Edna later went on to marry Ned Flanders before dying. 
He is also sometimes shipped with his boss, Gary Chalmers, who he tries hard to impress and the two sometimes appear to be friends of some sort.
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
Seymour Skinner at Ao3
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:The Simpsons Characters
Seán McLoughlin

Seán William McLoughlin aka Jacksepticeye is a Irish YouTube creator whose channel focuses on comedic Let's Plays. He's known for a particularly agressive style of commentary that's heavy on swearing.'If I ever buy a Lamborghini, someone can shoot me' - Irish YouTube millionaire Jacksepticeye
==Connection to PewDiePie==
Jack and PewDiePie were fairly good friends at one point, which Jack set to star in the unaired second season of Scare PewDiePie. PewDiePie Threatens To Leak Cancelled Second Season Of His YouTube Red Show
When the controversy over PewDiePie's use of anti-Semetic imagery occured, Jack posted a video titled "Let's Talk!" that laid out some of his thoughts on the matter and also tweeted in support of him."Let's Talk!", mirrored copy Afterward, however, he made a tumblr post recanted his support and saying he regretted focusing on what PewDiePie did, rather than the unethical media practices he'd hoped to critique.[http://therealjacksepticeye.tumblr.com/post/157418913013/a-follow-up Jack's Apology Post "A follow up..." He has not actually ever revoked his support of PewDiePie.
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
As of 30 November 2018, there are 6,282 works in the "Sean McLoughlin" tag on AO3. Many of them feature him shipped romantically with Markiplier."Sean McLoughlin" tag, 3905 fics tagged Mark Fischbach/Sean McLoughlin
Other popular ships include PewDiePie and Wiishu, as well as Sean McLoughlin/You.
== Fanworks ==
=== Charity Drives ===
* septic Artists for Palestine
==Resources==
*Youtube Channel
*Twitter
*Tumblr
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:YouTube RPF
Sg1 spoilme

sg1_spoilme was a Yahoo group that had 6,216 members at its end in 2017. Its peak was in July 2003 with a total of 894 posts. Conversation in the final years focused largely on tie-in product announcements, actor appearances, and discussion of plans for future shows. Despite the title of the group, most conversation surrounded the larger fandom in terms of actor news items, convention appearances, the future of the shows, etc.
==Description==
==Sample Posts==
June 3, 2003
In a message dated 6/3/2003 9:27:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time
> I agree with Adi.
>
> I've been considering leaving this list for some time. As far as I
> was aware this is a SPOILER list and a *general* SG-1 spoiler list at
> that. Over the last few months this list has become increasingly more
> Daniel-centric, anti-Jonas and anti-Sam/Jack.
>
> I came here to read spoilers not character-bashing commentaries.
>
> So I'm unsubscribing from the list. Goodbye!
This time last year the situation was precisely the opposite. In some areas
*any* discussion of Daniel leads to accusations of Daniel-centricity,
especially now. This list has a rule about the means of discussing spoilers for a
reason.
I find it incredibly sad and ironic that now, on the cusp of a new season we
should all be happy about, there remains such animosity against the
characters, and between fans.
One doesn't like a list, then leave it...heaven knows we've all done it over
the past two years as lists became more like battlegrounds and sides were
chosen that precluded the comfortable participation of certain fans. But why make
a public statement condemning the entire membership as you go? This list was
created because the other existing spoiler list was so rife with infighting one
couldn't post at all without risking a fight, I think this one goes a long
way toward defeating that atmosphere as long as people follow the rules.
Apologies for going off topic.....
JM
June 2, 2003
In a message dated 06/02/2003 5:06:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time
<< I was just wondering and I guess this is directed more towards the
mods and owner. What will happen to this group once Stargate has
ended?I was wondering if it will turn into something else or be shut
down all together? I was just thinking about it while I was reading
and posting for another group I belong to. It's a Farscape group and
even though the show was cancelled the group still goes strong. I
think it's because the group is more open and kind of breezy and
people talk about all sorts of things, I know this group isn't like
that and is more strict and a spoilers only type thing. So when the
spoilers are over what will happen next?
>>
Quite honestly, I haven't really thought about it. Guess I'll cross that
bridge when I get to it.
I might just make it a general discussion group at that point, but also open
to spoilers and news.
ELyse
moderator SG1_spoilme
Category:Stargate SG-1 Mailing Lists
Category:Stargate Atlantis
 
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Sga 6degrees

sga_6degrees is a LiveJournal community for "fanfiction, fanart, crossovers, recommendations, pointers, and discussions of movies and television shows starring the actors from Stargate: Atlantis, other than SGA." Crossover fanworks between SGA and 6 degrees fandoms were allowed, but noncrossover SGA or SGA RPF fic was not allowed. It was modeled on ds_6degrees.
The community listed the following interests: "birds of prey, black death, boa vs. python, century hotel, crossovers, cube, cypher, darklight, david hewlett, elevated, family album, farewell to harry, first monday, foolproof, ice men, joe flanigan, joe's wedding, nothing, scanners, stargate: atlantis, thoughtcrimes, traders, treed murray, where the heart is"
As of January 2012, the community had 204 posts, 610 comments, and 223 members.Wayback Machine copy of the community profile, 30 January 2012.
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities
Category:2006
Category:2000s
Sgapodfic

sgapodfic is a LiveJournal community for sharing and discussing Stargate Atlantis podfic. It was the first and most popular of at least three Stargate-related podfic communities: sg1podfic and sgapodpeople were created in September 2007. Although sgapodfic allowed podfic of any genre, sgapodpeople was created by fans who felt sgapodfic had majority slash content and wanted a comm for gen, het, and femslash.
sgapodfic had somewhat contradictory podfic permission rules. From the rules post in 2006:
From the community profile, date unknown:
As of 2017, sgapodfic has 715 posts; 6,624 comments; and 383 members.
==References==
Category:Podfic Fandom
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Sgian Dubh (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Sgian Dubh is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction. 
There are at least four issues.
This zine series is related to the convention Shore Leave.
==Summary==
"The action/adventure series from the perpetrators of UFP and The Epitaph... a venture into the realms of courage, endurance, heroism, intrepidity -- and that's only the reader." from Datazine #18 
==Issue 1==
Sgian Dubh 1
==Issue 2==
Sgian Dubh 2
==Issue 3==
Sgian Dubh 3
==Issue 4==
Sgian Dubh 4 was published in 1982 and contains 105 pages. The content: two stories.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1980s
Sha-Lin

Sha-Lin is a het 31-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Simon Kovack. 
It was published in England. 
It has embedded poetry by M. Cromarty, C. Nixon, and Anne Snell. 
==Summary==
An ad in Universal Translator #1: "The story of Spock's love for Sha-lin."
An ad in Empathy News: "A love story written in the form of a diary kept by Spock. THE DEFINITIVE SPOCK LOVE STORY - NUFF SAID!"
==A Response Poem==
A fan named Anne Page wrote a poem in response to this novel. It was published in Emanon #8.
==Sample Interior==
Image:shalin-1.jpg|first page 
Image:shalin-2.jpg|last page 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Sha Ka Ree

Sha Ka Ree is a Kirk/Spock story by ThereBeWhalesHere.
Summary: The year is 2258. Jim Kirk is a Lieutenant on the U.S.S. Farragut, Spock the science officer of the U.S.S. Enterprise. When the ships come together for a priority landing party, these two strangers find themselves fighting against the odds for a chance at life in an alien world, and the only way they'll make it through is by relying on each other.
The work has tags for Slow Build, Mutual Pining, Sharing a Bed, Sexual Tension, Time Travel, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, and Hurt/Comfort.
It features Long-Haired Spock.
==Reactions & Reviews==
spockslash said of the fic:
The fic has a Goodreads page: Sha Ka Ree (Sha Ka Ree, #1).
==Inspired Works==
Long-Haired Spock from the fic has inspired much fanart.
* art by toastybumblebee
* art by hanasheralhaminail
* art by practicefortheheart
* sha ka ree tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction‎
Shacking Up

Shacking Up is an invitation-only Remus/Sirius LiveJournal community.
The journal title is "True Love in a Shack"; its subtitle—"The screams and howls the villagers used to hear were made by me."—is a quote by Remus Lupin in Prisoner of Azkaban referring to the Shrieking Shack.
As of May 2006, the community had 92 members and 721 watchers.shacking_up - Community Info, archived 22 May 2006 by the Wayback Machine.
==Challenges==
* Shacking Up Secret Santa (shackinup_sesa, 2004–2005)
* Classics Week (2005)
* The Minimalist Challenge (2006)
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2004
Category:2000s
Shacking Up Secret Santa

The Shacking Up Secret Santa was a Harry Potter Secret Santa run by the Remus/Sirius community Shacking Up.
==2004 Secret Santa==
* Sign-ups
* Members-only art sign-ups
* su_sesa 2004 tag at shackinup_sesa
==2005 Secret Santa==
* Sign-ups
* su_sesa 2005 tag at shackinup_sesa
* 2005 Masterlist
==See Also==
* Shacking Up's Secret Santa tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:2004 Gift Exchanges
Category:2005 Gift Exchanges
Shadair

Shadair is a gen UFO newsletter that includes fiction.
==Issue 1==
Shadair 1 was published in January 1975 and contains 13 pages.
==Issue 2==
Shadair 2 was published in Spring 1975 and contains 14 pages.
==Issue 3==
Shadair 3 was published in Summer 1976 and contains 18 pages.
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:UFO