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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
As a gay, it's huuuuge cringe whenever a corp retroactively rainbowbeams a superhero or something. I didn't want &lt;insert whoever the hell&gt; to be secretly gay for 50+ years only for big corp to try and win my money with a surprise reveal. It's huge cringe and makes being gay a total afterthought.

It's also bad when "being gay" is the personality type. Corps think they have to go out of their way to make the most extra gay characters to make sure they have their bases covered, but it usually comes off as disingenuous.

Honestly, I think Schitt's Creek did it best. Their LGBT characters are *characters* first, and their sexualities, hobbies, interests, passions, faults, and goals are all revealed as part of the tapestry.

It's overly reductive to go about it any other way.
gpt
It bothers me when other gay people recommend works with it’s gay just read it

OK but you haven’t told me anything about what the story is about 

Who cares? It’s gay. Just read it.

You know that things like genre and tone are way more important to whether or not I’ll like something than whether or not it’s gay right?