[ SECRET POST #4044 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4044 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Most shows? Not really.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this. Not even anywhere close.

[(Anonymous)]

I know, right? That's just not a reflection of reality and I find it hard to take anyone seriously who makes that claim.

[(Anonymous)]

DA: This.

Anyone acting as if you can just tune into any show and there will be a queer character (and not a fucking joke or evil written one) is ignorant

[digitalghosts]

Plus not everyone would like all the shows In an ideal world you'd have major gay romance in well written and popular series withing its genre. At the same time another one in this group would have strong het romance, another one would be an ensemble and so on. We do have such but
... not many, in addition it usually is every two seasons and a minor plot.

I mainly watch sci-fi or drama with only one comedy mixed in. Someone mentioned The Fosters which I shall use for example as this is not my kind of show at all. Same as The Real (insert last name, forgot) - would never gotten into it regardless of a gay character. Seen Orphan Black and that I liked, also carried a torch for Torchwood long enough despite cheesyness.