[ SECRET POST #3308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3308 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's also quickly followed by "BUT." Not directly, but the implication is there.

Usually when you say "I don't think X, BUT..." you know that's exactly what you're saying.

[(Anonymous)]

Er, no? There's no need to use our psychic powers to guess what the implication is because we can just read the sentence. The OP doesn't say, "It's not that I believe no female character should ever be portrayed negatively BUT HAHA I TOTALLY BELIEVE THAT." OP says that when they do see female characters portrayed negatively, it looks more like bad writing than a purposeful characterization.

In other words, when they see a female character who's a childish brat, the author isn't TRYING to write a childish brat, they're trying to write a feisty heroine and THAT'S what OP doesn't like: badly written female characters.