My heroine, the Lady Soseono, is a famous figure in Korean history and one of the most prominent women from ancient Korean history. She has appeared in numerous works of historical fiction, usually as a supporting character by her second husband's side but more rarely as a protagonist in her own right. Obviously I couldn't neglect the market
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I'd say you're the most explicitly feminist of the bunch
Wow, if my teenage self could read that, I think he'd short-circuit. XD Then I'd show him ATLA, and point out that *this* is what people mean when they say they want more female characters, not shallow girlfriend stock characters. Then I'd explain that no hiring quotas were ever capable of hurting him, but the Good Ol' Boys Club is more than capable of screwing him out of colleges and jobs. Then we'd get pizza and talk about Azula becoming Darth Vader's
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Then I'm sure you'd be delighted to know that the colloquial word in Korean for penis (gochu) is the same as the word for chili pepper.
I have never read a male authors who let his precious Bro characters be raped.
Which is odd when he might go through any number of other horrors from brainwashing to torture, but when it comes to sexual abuse it's like a mental shutter slams down.
Wow, if my teenage self could read that, I think he'd short-circuit. XD
I find this heartening, because it supports my hunch that a lot of dudes who are reflexively anti-feminist are anxious adolescents who are likely to grow out of it once they gain more life experience and perspective. There's little such hope for the older dudes who claim leadership over MRAs and PUAs, of course.
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