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Why is it so difficult for modern content creators and corporations to make actual, decent, well-written, gay characters?
Why does it seem like there's an air of antagonism when characters like Iceman are made gay? Especially when the chief motif is not gay rights, but cultural brownie and legacy points for a selfish person?
Why are there virtually no good lesbian characters in media?
Why does it seem like there's an air of antagonism when characters like Iceman are made gay? Especially when the chief motif is not gay rights, but cultural brownie and legacy points for a selfish person?
Why are there virtually no good lesbian characters in media?
