[ SECRET POST #4200 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4200 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Thirding this. Female characters were pretty thin on the ground for the longest time (particularly in the genres I enjoy), and the vast majority of that tiny minority were awful. A shallow caricature of a handful of designated female archetypes, most often employed as a token love interest. If I’m being honest, I still don’t gravitate to a lot of female characters (because I still don’t enjoy romantic plot lines and that’s still the most common storyline involving a female character) but thankfully, there’s many more female characters with greater depth in media today. Here’s hoping the trend continues.

And if we could ever start the trend of writing a woman as a character first and a participant in a romantic storyline second or not at all that would be just awesome.