Doom85
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I am not I can see this reason as there plenty of male characters that aren't very well written. So I am interested to see your reason.
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Yeah, that mindset has always bothered me. Why does anyone only bring up women and non-white characters when they say "they have to be written well"? Last time I checked all characters should be written well, but for some reason we have to put special emphasis on the female and non-white characters in that regard. It would be like if someone watched a really generic slasher horror movie and said, "man, that black guy was clearly just there as token diversity, he had practically no characterization" when in the movie practically none of the characters had characterization. It's a bit of a double standard in my book.