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genuinely how are you supposed to know when a conversation is over. Must everything be some sort of puzzle

I have so much to say about this show. I’m only on episode 3, but damn, it’s so good... and Camila does a great job, she’s incredible!!!

Honestly if Ursula K Leguin can write the fantasy series Earthsea with like 2 White characters in total in the 1960s, if Tolkien can write about Brown Hobbits & Elves & North African coded Dunedain in the 1930s, if Jane Austen can write about a Black heiress in Regency England, if William Shakespeare can write a play about a Black man as its main character in Tudor England, if a 13th century Medieval Author of Morien can write about a Black Knight of the round table of Arthurian legend.... then you have no excuse tbh. "It's not realistic" isn't a real excuse.

Also i just want to make it clear that the point of this post isn't that all these examples i gave are all perfect or even "good" examples of representation, it's that the excuse White writers use of "nonwhite people can't/shouldn't exist in fantasy or historical fiction based on historical Europe because it's not realistic (because there was only White people there)" doesn't hold any water whatsoever because for centuries, even White writers in those time periods were also writing about & acknowledging the presence ethnic minorities in Europe & included them in their stories. "There were no poc in Medieval Europe" doesn't make any sense when you have Medieval European writers talking about & including poc in their stories set in Medieval Europe.

i know no one else has ever felt like this before, but i will be brave and speak my truth. i want to have lesbian sex

hey sorry for texting back so fast, i thought we were in love for a second