[ SECRET POST #5853 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5853 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As an asexual, I would hate to see how the writers would have attempted to write an asexual character living in a time when nobody even knew that was a thing. Very good writers could pull it off. The people behind Stranger Things... I highly doubt it.

[(Anonymous)]

Seconded.
Also he seemed to me more traumatized than anything else tbf

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I thought either asexual or just...he'd been through, and was still going through, things that set him entirely apart and were more pressing than the beginnings of romantic or sexual feelings/experiences that his friends were having. And seeing them going through this entirely different phase of life without him, being more concerned with these things, while he was going through something so entirely unrelatable alone...yeah.

On the other hand, as someone else said above, I don't know if I'd want to see an asexual character going through what I did: "You don't fancy girls OR boys? Well, guess you're just broken then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯". You just didn't really hear about asexuality until...what, the early-to-mid 2000s?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, writing ace character in 80s is tricky, isn't it? Writing everyone being ok and knowing the lingo is unrealistic. And on the other hand you get all classic acephobia I don't really want to deal again in my life.
I am starting to think that is the reason I was interested in trauma plot line. We could had get a character being alienated and feeling broken. But with other characters being supportive