[ SECRET POST #6478 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6478 ⌋

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Subthread OP

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it was about queercoding, but I didn't know what queercoding was when I was young, and since kid show queercoding was all about behavior stereotypes and not implied attraction to the same gender, I saw nothing to relate to because I wouldn't even have known how to act like a queer stereotype. Hell, I didn't know what "queer" was, let alone that it was me.

Re: Subthread OP

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I kind of get what you mean. I definitely picked up on gender nonconforming villains being "like me" and that being a bad thing, even before I had words for queerness, because I could see myself in villains with the "wrong" clothes or mannerisms for their gender. That said, I wasn't a big villain fan when I was very young, it took me until I was older to like villains more as characters. I think seeing a resemblance made me a bit more hesitant to like villains at first!