I have Opinions about how romance is portrayed in fiction, and that is the only reason why I never watched Avatar: The Last Airbender. Seriously, that's it: the way the internet kept handling their ship wars made me 110% positive that the series would drive me up the wall in the worst way
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Anyway! Not trying to pressure you into doing something you don't want to, but I thought I'd throw in a good word anyway. ;)
I have actually not gotten further than halfway through the first season of Korra, but it is on my to-do list, especially now that the series is over (and the ending sounds awesome).
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Moving on to MY issues With romance in fiction, well... it's mostly that I'm tired of how it's so goddamn obligatory. It seems so often that you can't tell a story without introducing romance at some point, and in a lot of stories and in children's stories in particular (and a lot of what I watch IS children's stories), it's blatantly obvious when a character, frequently female, exists solely for the hero to fall in love With - and even if they DO have another purpose in the plot, they usually end up getting together With the hero anyway because he was a boy she was a girl cannot make it any more obvious and that mindset gets frustrating to ( ... )
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