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You were probably joking. But just in case somebody from another country is reading this (and missed the reference): I am female, and have never read a Harlequ
by thesethings 16y ago
You were probably joking.
But just in case somebody from another country is reading this (and missed the reference):
I am female, and have never read a Harlequinn romance novel. None of my female friends have read them, either. None of my older female relatives have read them either. (I'm not saying some people aren't reading them. Just that they're like daytime soap operas: Cheap enough to make, and popular enough to survive, but not necessarily relevant.)
Must be something wrong with my friends and me. Lately many of us have been crushing out on guys who work at coffee shops.
But my point is this: There is such a thing as sub-culture. This means not everybody likes the same stuff. To put it in start-up terms: it's the long tail... of attraction.
This is 2010, people. :D
#dowatchalike
- sliverstorm 16y agoI am male, and I am not into porn. That doesn't mean it doesn't accurately reflect the desires of males, on average. Material like that will cater to it's audience. Then the only question is, who is it's audience and do they represent a significant portion of the greater whole we are trying to study.
- thesethings 16y agoFor sure. That's why I made my "long tail" reference. (I'm geek first, female second. :D) The Long Tail taught us that the single most popular thing still has less people into it than not into it.