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⌈ Secret Post #5184 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

hmm, I kinda feel like it's the opposite, like he knows he's crossing a lot of "middle america" boundaries with his characters so he's making the characters act as uncontroversial as possible.

maybe an example is that recently there was an episode on 911 Lone Star, where Paul's sister was mad at him for transitioning without like...considering how she was hurt? And then she implied that she didn't tell him she had MS because of it, so he'd know how she felt? They apologized to each other but, it felt very "after school story" in a way that wasn't fair to Paul as a trans man, but WAS very Disney.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

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Lol, I was half asleep when I wrote that comment nd forgot to say I it feels like someone told him to turn it way down compared to his other shows. I guess the point I was trying to make is that sometimes his attempts at representation aren't great. Like he's throwing darts at a board for a bunch of groups and missing a bunch of them.
I just started the second season, that sucks how they handled Paul's story. :/
I just want crazy storylines where there's a baby in a tree.