[ SECRET POST #2181 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2181 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I tend to look more at individual characters and how well-rounded they are (I'd rather not have characters that are there just to fulfill the token "Look, we have a female/queer/black/hispanic/asian/disabled character!" quota that are there just so the creators can feel like they're diverse and inclusive, despite said characters being 2-D caricatures, walking stereotypes, or getting little to no screen time). That being said, it is a bit suspect when the only characters that someone seems to be able to write are male. Authors and artists are going to have personal preferences and things they find easier to relate to, but the differences between a good female character and a good male character really aren't that substantial. In the end, they're just good characters, and their gender is a part of their character but not the sum total of who they are.