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⌈ Secret Post #5305 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I personally loved Beverly, damn I even loved Deanna Troi, who was even more defined by her feminine qualities. I'm glad that feminism has turned around to the idea that one can be feminine and be a feminist. I find it offensive that a woman in a female orientated job can't be feminist. I'm a mental health nurse. And the job is deeply underappreciated and very stressful at times. We work hard and don't get much kudos because it's seen as a "female job". Anyways, glad you're turned around on the subject, OP.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Troi was much more "feminine" in the sense that she was an empath! I guess it bears thinking why they didn't make a male actor the empath and a female the emotionless Data.

I loved her, too. I didn't dislike any of the female characters, tbh.

[tree_and_leaf]

Troi was criminally underused. When the writers actually gave Sirtis something to do, she was brilliant.