[ SECRET POST #3422 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3422 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same anon. As a kid I never felt that the character had to have something physical in common with me. Thus I wouldn't understand if a friend came to me saying she couldn't find any character who fit what she wanted just because none of them were girls. With me, it would be the character traits, not what they were physically. That's always been unimportant to me.

And if people don't think that x group can do y activity just because they don't see it on tv, they're not thinking very hard about doing y themselves because chances are group x is already doing it. That's the sort of thing that baffles me, because at that point it comes off like confusing fantasy and reality.