Hooked on a Feeling

Okay but imagine these panels in a perfect world:

• Queerness, Fandom, and You: A look at the presentation of queer characters both in media and fandom, touching on queerbaiting, the trap of heteronormativity (and how to avoid it), and a look at queer headcanons/shipping that don’t involve cis white dudes.
• Accurate Gay Sex: Using lube with buttsex, the anus does not loosen, why you should be cautious giving ladies long fingernails, and how not to describe eating out a vagina.  Trans/nb inclusive and equal amount of time spent on guy slash and femslash.
• Beyond Superwholock: Fandom and an excess of white guys and queerbaiting got you down?  This panel explores branching out beyond “the three” and how to find other media that fits your interest and how to evaluate the pros and cons of each.
• Criticize Your Darlings: But why did they do that?  No show or movie or book or game is perfect, but sometimes a writing choice just leaves you completely stumped.  Other times, there’s a subtle awesomeness that you don’t realize until your fifth rewatch.  How to look at your media—and your fandom—with a critical eye, how to pull out both the good and the bad, and how this can help you enjoy it more—or regardless.
• Women in Fandom: A panel for all those underappreciated women in fandom, of all colors, shapes, and orientations, trans and cis alike.  Will also investigate into, Why do fandoms hate them so much?
• Seventeen Male and Pregnant: Omegaverse dynamics and “mpreg” carry with them a pretty intense stigma—why?  A look into the concepts behind the dynamics as well as the transphobia and sexism behind the stigma (and within the tropes themselves), with discussion of how these tropes can both reinforce the gender binary as well as completely subvert it.