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i am the only one that noticed the HUGE lack of boys gay chracters in cartoon?
when some new show is announced and the creators make a huge hype on how the show will have LGBT representation, its turn out that the LGBT thing is just one couple of lesbians, and in many cases they always keep around at leat one boy to be the male love interest for them.
in the end they are there just for fanservice.
is that what LGBT in cartoon is for?
just lesbian fanservice?
is the exact the same thing you see in japanese animes, and that is not even for the LGBT representation just to make otakus happy.
when some new show is announced and the creators make a huge hype on how the show will have LGBT representation, its turn out that the LGBT thing is just one couple of lesbians, and in many cases they always keep around at leat one boy to be the male love interest for them.
in the end they are there just for fanservice.
is that what LGBT in cartoon is for?
just lesbian fanservice?
is the exact the same thing you see in japanese animes, and that is not even for the LGBT representation just to make otakus happy.
