[ SECRET POST #3755 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3755 ⌋

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Re: Why was my post deleted?

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridget_(Guilty_Gear)

The term is actually referenced on Bridget's wikipedia page!

Since Bridget is a boy who was raised as a girl, his sexuality has been questioned. Although his sexual orientation is undisclosed,[28] several websites have included the character in LGBT-related articles.[7][29][30][31] On other hand, Destructoid featured an article "to argue the heterosexuality of Bridget."[4] Despite the controversy, GayGamer.net, JeuxvideoPC and Destructoid agree that Bridget is appreciated by fans; on the Internet, pictures of the character appear with captions such as "Bridget made me gay" and "Everyone is gay for Bridget".[4][7][29] This was cited by GamesRadar's staff, which listed him among "characters we'd go gay for".[32] When John McCain sponsored a bill which would require ISPs and possibly websites to alert the government about illegal images of minors—including cartoons—Wired published an article entitled "McCain Not Gay For Bridget".[33]

Gamasutra's Zoran Iovanovici ascribed Bridget's popularity to the fact that he is "ultra feminized", adding that "[i]t's no surprise that Bridget has become a fan favorite over the years."[34] Stephen Kelley wrote on VG Chartz that Bridget "appears to be a 'moe' style cute anime character", but "[d]ressed in the provocative nun costume Bridget is suddenly a creepy sex object."[35] Pride St. Clair posted on the Piki Geek blog that Bridget "seemed to be playing towards several prevalent anime fetishes, including the innocent girl and the religious figure who is at once both desirable and chaste", saying that despite seeming "designed as a trap ... Bridget is a sort of touchstone, a basis for a productive discussion about the role gender and fetishism plays in fighting games and modern Japanese culture."[5]