[ SECRET POST #5038 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5038 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

OP - Yes, this is definitely a part of it for me. I come in with a clear sense of the character's lived experience and how it has shaped them. Then, with a racebend, I have to subtly but pervasively rethink their lived experience. And since I will freely admit that racial prejudice is not one of the forms of prejudice I have experience with, and having cultural roots that are not broadly reflected by the culture around me is also not something I have experience with, my deeper understanding of the character can feel a little blurry.

[(Anonymous)]

Also, not every culture reflects/discusses/thinks about every concept in the exact same way. Our cultural upbringing tends to shape the specific perspective we approach things from. I don't even mean religion or anything like that (although that can be a part of the picture as well). I mean just general cultural trends in perspective and philosophy.