Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke
Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke Please don't make her a dyke Please donn't make her a dyke...
Aaron Price
Christian Bell
She's riding Player.
Gavin Gomez
She's definitely homo.
Blake Davis
Giving flowers to someone doesn't mean you are romantically attracted to them
David Cooper
>Netflix
You know they won't
Jason Gomez
*Will
Fucked that up, sorry
Benjamin Rogers
Does it matter? It's not like the franchise has any history of romance for that to contradict.
Kayden Garcia
but muh christian television
Nathaniel Harris
It matters because caving in to current trends is lame. You don't have to make your female protagonist gay in order to complete the "don't need no man" circle. It's essentially lazy writing at this point. Just keep her single, and let gays and straights self-insert.
Jaxon Ward
those type of flowers? yes it does
Noah Miller
>current trends
>homosexuality
hmmmm
Joshua Parker
Leave Carmen to me.
Easton Roberts
Yes because there are a billion lesbians in cartoons, we're sick of them and they somehow also instantly ruin every show as soon as they show up/come out as a lesbian.
Christian Murphy
Yes? Depicting gays in children's media is the current trend. Alphabet soup is the flavor of the week, or flavor of the past 5 years I suppose.
Austin Sullivan
Yuri anime and manga have been a thing for decades, long before virtue signalling was a thing. You wouldn't call Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus "caving in to current trends," would you?
You make it sound like all cartoonists and writers are making gay characters for the sake of attention, and not because that's just what they want to do. Do you think Noelle Stevenson and Daron Nefcy made gay characters just to get brownie points? Do you think that Rebecca Sugar uses gay characters, not because she is gay herself and is simply drawing from her own life experiences, but as apart of an elaborate ruse to appeal to a wider audience?
Blake Hill
You fucking jinxed it.
Lincoln Nelson
>Yuri anime and manga have been a thing for decades, long before virtue signalling was a thing
So what, it's still a trend nowadays. How is anything you said contradict that?
Zachary Gutierrez
The place's already taken
Connor James
Id rather they don't put in any actual reciprocated romance at all, this show doesn't really need it.
Parker Rivera
Anakin Skywalker lookin ass
Samuel Peterson
>Noelle Stevenson
She's a lesbian and wants to brainwash the next generation of children to be lesbians too so she has a fresh harem of mindbroken young dykes to molest
>Daron Nefcy
Bullied into it by Sabrina Cotugno as well as virtue signaling to please Tumblrcunts
Rebecca Sugar
>She's not gay, she's a 'non-binary woman' (meaning: literally nothing, just a normal tomboy identifying as a made-up Tumblrkin creature for SJW points) and yes she's just virtue signaling to play hero to dumb hate-filled Tumblr crybullies
Alexander Wood
Messed up my meme arrows but you can figure it out
Cooper Kelly
Yee yee lookin fuckin shrimp on the bahbie 3000 volts to the nut fuckin lights camera no action lookin, no Adam's apple havin bitch, fuckin head is square as you are, dick like a boomerang but you say it's a didgeridoo lookin cunt.
Cahmen is too good for you.
Andrew Butler
And like what the hell is that accent? It's some janky midpoint between Australian, New Zealand, and fucking English.
Samuel Ross
>These are the people watching Carmen Sandiego
Cameron Perez
cope
Leo Russell
Noah Lee
She's for Player.
Jaxson Jones
Ah you insecure little pissbabies give me life.
God bless you.
William Mitchell
>Netflix
user, i....
Matthew Gray
I'm aware Rebecca Sugar doesn't identify as gay, I only called her that because I got the feeling that if I called her anything else you'd sperg out. Turns out you were going to sperg out either way. The point is her choice to include gay characters in her art has nothing to do with trends, she does it because she wants to. She was making gay EEnE porn in high school.
Have you considered the possibility that creators include certain themes in their stories and art, not to brainwash your children or get approval from strangers on the internet, but because they simply find those themes personally appealing?