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Re: Interesting Writing Group discussion

[(Anonymous)]

Are we talking about plot-wise or audience reaction-wise?

Because in my experience, female characters are judged much more harshly. A male character can get away with both a and b and get minimal criticism for it, while a female character will be accused of being Suish if you go with a and of being passive and weak if you go with b.

Can't win.

AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

Thinking audience reaction wise. Ideally I think it shouldn't matter either way.

I do feel like there are people who probably won't admit it but would consider their "threshhold" for Mary Sue to be lower when it's a girl.