[ SECRET POST #2730 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2730 ⌋

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[darkmanifest]

Honestly, it doesn't matter if Whedon himself was feminist, but if the show itself was feminist. For its time and the inroads it made for leading female action/adventure characters in popular culture, hell, yeah, it was. Whedon's attitude about some things that led to everyone on the show having one fucked up romance after another - "happy people make for boring characters" - were less about feminism and more about dude's weird hangups, which all writers have.