[ SECRET POST #6794 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6794 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You know, most of what I watch lately is US and European cop/detective series, and the female characters are not girly. I mean, beyond having a ponytail or something. They're not *stereotypically* feminine.

I'm not an uberfeminine person in terms of demeanor, though I guess I look pretty feminine, so I relate to these kinds of characters best.

[(Anonymous)]

As far as I can tell, people still think characters like that are feminine.

[nocowardsoul]

Everyone has their own definition of what the word feminine means, so you can never know what someone means when they mention feminine characters. Archetypes can even be the opposite of each other, like ingenue and seductress.

[(Anonymous)]

For sure, and that's precisely my issue. Since "feminine" is a moving target, and something that's up to individual interpretation, then can there ever realistically be a female character who isn't feminine?