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Noria

The way I screamed “YES!!!!” When you pointed out that there have been people who complain about the show being majorly white, when it’s been crickets from their end with regards Queer BIPOC stories! Hell even Hudson Williams has been dealing with some racist vitriol recently and I’ve just been watching the people that were all “we need more BIPOC rep” be silent about it, and I’m over here like “would you rather ride hard for fictional characters than you would for actual people?!!” Anyway, The Charm Offensive is currently undergoing casting and the story does have a queer South Asian main character. Let’s see if they would ride for it when it’s released. I’m just going to sit in my corner and watch. And hard agree on them making all these complaints and not reading m/m books by gay authors either. Like I don’t see them actively campaigning for Tal Bauer’s stories to be adapted and he has a veritable backlog that would do so well on screen. Well, I’m always going to be here for more queer stories. I will support them all to the best of my ability because I am a firm believer of “you can never have too many queer stories, in books, on screens and even in video games too!”

usha

9I will always root for more queer stories told by queer people starring queer people. I understand why people want to see out queer people in these roles and at the same time I understand why many actors/actresses do not come out for their own reasons. I’ve always felt it equally important, if not more for those stories to be told by queer people, whether the director or to have someone who has lived experience in the writers room. Admittedly the most annoying heated rivalry discourse for me was about the straight women who make up a chunk of the fanbase and why they gravitate towards mlm romance. I do not care to see one more person talk about feeling “safe” because of the lack of women. It's unfortunate, but not surprising that certain voices, whether they be straight, white, cis etc get amplied more because i do wish the focus was on the queer audience, particularly queer men in this case and what critiques they had of the show. I wholeheartedly agree that if we want more diverse queer stories, and not just ones that center around largely cis white men who all happen to have 6 packs (why does a random barista need to be as fit as hockey players), then people need to put in the work and support those stories.

honeybee

Yesss I agree with your comment so much ! As a queer black femme , the centering of straight white women has also annoyed me because it's not about you , and I also question whether if it had two black queer men at the centre if they would still project themselves unto the characters. My answer is going to be no , since they'll have to contend with race as well

Cara

Ngl i do think kat just like to be contrary and good for her. It genuinely doesn't matter how she identifies, or it shouldn't. I think on top of the way people insist on putting people in boxes there is also this feeling of wanting to separate herself from the queer community because realistically, with the way straight has been used historically, she's not, because she's trans, because she's black even, because she's alt (there's a whole thing let me rest), and yes, its pedantic to argue any of this, and unnecessary. But straight is very much something that is outside of queerness and trans is queer and also it literally doesn't matter. If you think that people owe you their identity it's genuinely a gross behavior. This dialogue has been happening for my whole life, with people getting outed all along the way, even when it wasn't safe for those celebs. I'm so tired of this happening.

Cara

Its like white ppl who call gone with the wind their comfort movie