[ SECRET POST #5036 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5036 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No, not at all. Kinsey Milhone is pragmatic and not particularly emotional or feminine and she's still all woman.

Thursday Next just does not come across as a woman in the any way. I've read a handful of books by men who try to write a female character like this and they end up coming across as being somewhere between no-gender and male instead.

[(Anonymous)]

So the answer is 'yes' on he misogyny angle.

[(Anonymous)]

What does "all woman" mean, in this context? Like, what are some key ways in which these two characters differ one can point to when saying that one is more womanly?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, you see, anon wants to fuck one of them and not the other...

[(Anonymous)]

I'm nonbinary so maybe I just don't know shit about women, but she definitely comes across as a woman to me.