[ SECRET POST #2948 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2948 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

It's okay not to like things. Sadly, since representation is rare, you have less to choose from.

Look at it this way: I by far dislike how the the majority of on-screen m/f romances are written, but since there's so many, there's bound to be a few I like.

But, if representation is rare, you're sort of stuck with what you've got, and it doesn't make you a bad person for not liking. it.

[(Anonymous)]

This, all of this, exactly.

Who are you who is so wise?

[kallanda_lee]

Apparently I'm the one who blushes ;)

[cbrachyrhynchos]

I don't know. One of the reasons why I'm just not impressed with bi representation on television is because fiction and comics are doing it so much better right now.

[kallanda_lee]

Right, but I think TV still reaches more people than comics?

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Sure, I get that. But due to corporate interests and stakeholders we're getting baby steps in that medium. And while Bryke might be deserving of a cookie for pushing Nickelodeon as far as they did, I'm not going to give them a full chessecake. (Which is something they've openly admitted in talking about how they developed the relationship.)