[ SECRET POST #4814 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4814 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Like this is completely untrue. A lot of the time when female characters are disliked are because they're written by men who have no understanding that a female character can be something besides a sex object or a nag. Of course it's gotten better in recent years, but it's just a theme that's been around since forever.

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of the time when female characters are disliked are because they're written by men who have no understanding that a female character can be something besides a sex object or a nag.

Yep. I mentioned this in the GC thread about reasons for disliking female characters, but the majority of the female characters I dislike are written by men and ones written by women are generally, IMO, better characters. Of course there are exceptions, there are women written by women that I think are badly written, and ones written by men that I like, but overall, it seems to make a difference. Women writers are way more likely to write women characters as more three dimensional, complex and interesting, while male writers are more likely to write them as depthless stereotypes whose sole purpose is to be some guy's love interest.