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Kommunen und Planungsautonomie,n the response of the women who participated in this study to both existing research and popular perceptions of women who like m/m erotic media. The chapter goes on to explore the issues raised by conducting research with an often misrepresented community (Tablesaw, . Dreamwidth blog, ., 2009; Jenki

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Drogengebrauch und Drogenabh?ngigkeitotica as media genres (see, e.g., Juffer, ., New York University Press, 1998; Radway, ., University of North Carolina Press, 1984). It explores what this sample of women who consume or produce m/m erotic content see as the primary differences between pornography and erotica. It also looks at the ext

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