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M/M is definitely my preference, but sometimes I’ll read m/f (usually if it’s by an m/m author in the same universe, or just if something appeals about it. I used to reject f/f automatically (which kind of embarrasses me now), but once in a blue moon I’ll read them now for the reasons above, usually for a reading challenge. Also, if demisexuality is explored, I’m eager to read the rep and then the romantic orientation is much less important to me!
I haven’t read an M/F for years. I think it was in the last Century (doesn’t that sound great) since I read anything other than M/M.
I read anything and everything. My main concern is if the book is well written.
I read MM, MF, and FF – anything that drew my attention really.
I do read M/F but only a very limited number of authors, I like M/M a lot better as the books carry a dynamic I prefer reading.
I also read M/F and F/F beside M/M. If I like the story line I’ll read it.
I haven’t read anything but MM since I discovered it. And I don’t miss MF at all. The MM have so much more depth and true emotions coming off the page, well at least to me
MM(+) only….haven’t read anything with a female main since 2013….having said that, I am currently reading an ARC of Hailey Turner’s The Prince’s Poisoned Vow which apparently has a bit of everything 😛
I only read mm.
A mix of M/M and M/F but more and more seem to prefer M/M
I mainly read m/m but there’s a few authors that write m/f that I enjoy.
i used to read everything now i only read m/m or m/m/m
I’ve only read a couple non-MM books in the past 5 years.
Primarily MM, but I love Nalini Singh’s Psy-Changling series (all MF, at least so far) and Ilona Andrews’ books
I have been reading M/F since I was very young, I stopped many years ago, stuck to mysteries. Then I discovered M/M and I have found my NEW AND FOREVER LOVE!
Just M/M unless I find a M/F one I really really like the blurb of. I just don’t have a lot of time so am picky about what i read.
MM only – I got converted!
I read MF but very little FF
It’s rare but if it’s a fave author I will read mf. I spent so many years reading it but don’t miss it much.
I read plenty of things, M/M romance is only one of the things I read, I read sci-fi, historical, fantasy, adventure, detective… if there is romance in the books, no problem, if there is not, it’s ok with me. As for the pairing, no problems whatsoever m/m, m/f, f/f… as long as I like the story, everything works for me
M/M. I will read F/F or M/F only if it is part of the series and I REALLY like the series.
Just MM… I tried MF and even MFM/MMF after I started reading 99,9% MM books but I just couldn’t get into them.
I’ll read MM and MMF, but probably never MFM or FF. I really prefer no F in my romance at all. That said, the only MF I’ll read is the Black Dagger Brotherhood.
99% MM, 1% MF.
The plots, emotions and conflicts are richer in MM.
Lately I have only read MM but I have on my TBR MF also.