I generally do not support toggles as solutions to problems, but this is simply foolish reasoning.
Fiction is not about what we tolerate. It's about what we want. What we desire. What we fantasize about. I tolerate all sorts people in real life I consider very, very less than ideal because it's not my world and neither of us have a choice whether we wish to participate or not. We have nowhere else to go. This is the only world we have.
Fiction is entirely different. I choose to spend my money and my time with a certain story, a certain world. 'Tolerating' certain people isn't good enough. I expect my fiction to generally be full of attractive, desirable, interesting people. Characters being merely 'tolerable' is unacceptable. They need to be desirable.
I see you've moved on from your fixation on heroism.
Sadly this move isn't as funny as the old one.
Well gee, I don't know. You tell me. How many of the people on the topic have some sort of neurotic fixation or another that gay men and other minorities are obligated to be treated and perceived 'equally'? If many of them do, it's very related. There's already an implicit inequality in absolutely nobody suggesting a 'straight toggle' switch.
As for acceptable conduct - well, the female character obviously has to be attractive. Players aren't going to be happy about being forcefully kissed by a hag. (Another obvious inequality deliberately enforced by pretty much all creators of fiction in existence.) Do you need me to tell you this? You should know how people react to fiction.
Well that's certainly an interesting choice of words... ![]()





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