[ SECRET POST #2542 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2542 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Am I a bad ally

[(Anonymous)]

As a gay person, I certainly wish for "healthy" representation. I also wish for messed up, scary, awkward, or horrible. Just like straight couples. Tbh, if Hannibal and Will got together, I don't really think it'd be playing into any stereotype. Maybe evil gay predator Hannibal? But Hannibal is such an iconic character that if all you got out of him was "gay" you're clearly doing the show wrong, and living under a rock, and probably not the sort of person to watch this show anyway.

Re: Am I a bad ally

[(Anonymous)]

I think it would be playing into the stereotype that gay relationships are always brutally short and fucked up.

Re: Am I a bad ally

[(Anonymous)]

Is that even a stereotype in western countries anymore? I mean, among normal people, not the crazies. I feel like most (recent) portrayal on TV is bland effeminate men or sultry bisexual women, and nothing that could remotely be considered fucked up, mostly just dramatic or Yay, Butterflies and Rainbows and Happy Gayness!....

Anyway, even if it is a negative relationship, it doesn't mean it's not a legitimate story. It just means we need more healthy relationships, too. But I'd rather watch/read about "fucked up" than "bland" in fiction, because it's more interesting to me. Hannibal/Will may be a bit extreme, but I like drama. I'd rather see more INTERESTING gay relationships, at any rate, something I rarely find in mainstream media.

Re: Am I a bad ally

[(Anonymous)]

Well it's a moot point in this case as in many other cases; showrunners seem to pay this gaybaiting lipservice quite a bit lately, but there's never any hint of dice to be found.

Re: Am I a bad ally

[sarillia]

The first two sentences in your second paragraph is exactly what I said.

Also, I'd prefer "fucked up" to "bland" too, but I don't think "happy" automatically equals "bland".