[ SECRET POST #6450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6450 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question for the comm

[philstar22]

Really sexist male characters, especially if they never learn any better, and especially if they are supposed to be a hero.

Anti-heroes in general, though sometimes there will be one I like.

Basically any "hero" who is a villain in all but name but because they are a "hero" canon ignores their flaws.

Re: Question for the comm

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh sexist male characters, especially heroes, are so frustrating. They can be so perfect in every way and then the writers just decide to throw in some toxic masculinity and sexism and ruin a perfectly good man.

Re: Question for the comm

[philstar22]

Yup. I find it particularly annoying when the creators clearly don't realize he's sexist. And where other characters grow and change, but he really doesn't. Like Xander on Buffy.

Re: Question for the comm

[(Anonymous)]

I absolutely cannot stand this. It's one thing in a work that's fairly old, but jfc I have very little patience for writers who write a male hero who engages in toxic, scary behavior and glosses over it, or worse - tries to romanticize it.