[ SECRET POST #6577 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6577 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Not gonna lie this is why [insert minority] characters feel off in a lot of well-intentioned media created by authors who are let's say, naive?

You got your black character with no other black friends or community of their own, your latino character with no latino friends or community of their own, your disabled character with seemingly only able-bodied friends, your queer character with seemingly only straight friends... it gets weird when you think about it.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! For one person it's pretty possible, but when you've got the whole group of different minorities and everyone is isolated? Just no.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah exactly, it's believable if it's one or two people out of a group who never connected with [community of whatever trait they represent] and know nothing about it and have no connection to it, plenty of people like that out there. Someone like that existing is not unrealistic

ALL of them being like that though? ALL of them have no families, no support groups, no culture, no friend groups, or nothing outside of this diverse cast? gets lol

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this. I mean, even just looking at my high school days, my friend group was mostly black/mixed with a few white and Asian kids and there was another big group that was mostly Asian. People gravitated to the people they had things in common with.