[ SECRET POST #4302 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4302 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I feel that the female characters I like in shows are just not lesbian or bi, and when they are i don't like the show or I don't feel they're written well or in a way I can relate to. Then they might be killed off or theres the "sexy lesbian gets with man! Naughty!" (Like congratulations you have written a bisexual character and that's okay), or the "cheating and drama! This is just how lesbian relationships are" like it's not even necessary, the writers/directors/producers/whatever are just doing it because they dont know how to write a plot because theyre not lesbian or bi and so have made up cliche drama, so i get quite apathetic about lesbian/bi characters in shows or books because I dont think they're given justice most of the time.

While I can understand the desire for wanting to be diverse in some circumstances, I feel the character writing suffers from "never met a lesbian/bisexual syndrome", however if I'm writing it myself it's like "yeah I can trust myself to not make this depressing and actually something i want to get invested in" so I can understand you there.