Look, I don't want to piss on your party (I am not here for that kind of party, if I was I'd have brought more clear fluids an hour ago) but not everyone in fandom is a lady. Some of us, shockingly, spent a long time in fandom writing male characters because it allowed us to Be A Dude for a bit without anyone pointing and shrieking BUT MABEL THAT
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Also another classic problem with internet social justice activism - conflating active bad behavior (publicly whining about how dare someone write a character who's female and not charmingly pleasant) and not having the Exact Approved Set Of Feelings ("I identify with this difficult and unlikeable female character" feelings inside your head, where it's not actually anyone else's damn business).
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ALMOST LIKE YOU DON'T ACTUALLY HAVE A WINDOW INTO SOMEONE ELSE'S SOUL AND THE MORE PEOPLE ACT LIKE DICKS ABOUT EVERY "WRONG" FEELING THE LESS LIKELY ANYONE IS TO GET THAT FUCKING WINDOW
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Shouting at people about how they must feel the exact right thing or be a bad person doesn't give you profound insight into human nature? Who knew?
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ugh.
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also i love the contrast between your comment and wolfy's
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