[ SECRET POST #4856 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4856 ⌋

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ayrt

Absolutely exactly! Historical accuracy is an art form altogether, like there are times through history, like within the (american) roaring twenties where so many artists and people were able to come out and simply be, (for the most part) simply because of the wild acceptance that their economy glamoured for them. But this became the exact opposite once the depression arrived, famous actors were forced back into hiding, blacklisted for any/every little thing, regardless of the truth.
Historical accuracy is /everything/ when it comes to writing anything historically based. Sexism, class, living arrangements, working environments, everything. Like if something is based in a certain time period, that is when it is placed.