[ SECRET POST #2988 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2988 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fandom Fights

[philstar22]

I used to think this. Then a lesbian friend talked about how she related to that aspect of Willow. Like, to her Willow was reacting so strongly and denying her previous attraction to men because of her struggles with her sexuality and trying to figure out who she was now. When in fact her sexuality had just changed, which does happen. So maybe sometime in the future Willow would be comfortable enough in her self to acknowledge that she used to be attracted to men even if she no longer is now.

Re: Fandom Fights

[sarillia]

I'm sure there are people who reacted like Willow, I'm just indulging in a rare (for me) bit of cynicism by doubting the writers were thinking about it that way. It's great that your friend related to her though. This is why we need lots more queer characters, because things like this aren't really wrong, it's just that there's so much diversity out there.