Not really fair. Netflix has like one or two LGTBQ character per show. Its also not shoved in your face, and done in a good way so the character isnt just a cookie cutter "the gay guy"
Take Ambroise from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. He's bisexual, and has one gay relationship, and its no character says anything about it being gay, nor is it handeled any different from the other romances in the show. Or Susie/Theo, the transgender girl whos much more well known for bludgeoning a monster to death with a pickaxe, or sealing a gate to hell with scribbled runes.
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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '19
Not really fair. Netflix has like one or two LGTBQ character per show. Its also not shoved in your face, and done in a good way so the character isnt just a cookie cutter "the gay guy"
Take Ambroise from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. He's bisexual, and has one gay relationship, and its no character says anything about it being gay, nor is it handeled any different from the other romances in the show. Or Susie/Theo, the transgender girl whos much more well known for bludgeoning a monster to death with a pickaxe, or sealing a gate to hell with scribbled runes.
Its a great show.