[ SECRET POST #2297 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2297 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's what I was wondering. There was an episode that made me cringe in the first season (where the guy with MPD had a personality that was a woman and another one of his personality's was trying to kill the doctor who was going to help the female persona have gender reassignment surgery and omgwhatPsych) but I can't think of any transphobic issues recently.

I can't think of any sexist moments either, really. Jules and the Chief are every bit as capable as the men are and neither of them are overly sexualized. There could be something inherently sexist in that the cast has more main male characters (four) than female (two, and really the Chief almost shouldn't count as a "main" character) but I've been really enjoying that they've let Jules relax and shine a bit more, giving her some goofy moments similar to what the guys get. It helps make her a stronger character, to not have her as the lone major character acting as straightman.

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[(Anonymous)]

Jesus fucking Pringles I am sick of television MPD. Since when the fuck can you even get a diagnosis of GID if you already have a diagnosis of DID? You're never going to get insurance coverage for SRS.

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[gamma_orionis]

I seem to recall that the person in question wasn't diagnosed with DID at the time... I might have that wrong, though, and I agree with the ridiculous portrayals of MPD on TV. *Shakes head*