What exactly makes m/m fiction written by women different?

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This recent question on NSQ about why there are so many women authors writing m/m romances got me thinking, because I can’t explain it.

There’s certainly some m/m fiction that I like, such as the THIRDS series by Charlie Cochet (a woman, with the series being SF a police team with shapeshifters). But I also see comments here about how it’s obvious when stuff is written by a woman, something that I usually miss.

So what exactly are the characteristics that give away a m/m romance written by a woman?

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