[ SECRET POST #2473 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2473 ⌋

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Comments

[lynx]

OP, there's no such a thing as a "non-problematic" work of fiction. There's always going to be something preventing a story from being THE PINNACLE OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS. I'm saying this as a queer-leftist-feminist-atheist-etc-WOC: I wouldn't be able to enjoy anything at all if I weren't able to overlook certain things and keep on reading/watching 'till the end, /and then/ make a judgement.

Of course we should look at works of fiction with a critical lens! But that should not prevent us from enjoying stuff, either. If anything, we can demand better written, less problematic stuff. Hell, we can even write it ourselves. And things will slowly progress towards better, more inclusive stories.

Meanwhile, we can meta all we want. And keep enjoying something despite knowing it's problematic, loving it for whatever happiness it brought us - without forgetting what made us cringe, but not throwing it to the thrash for that either.