#queue queue

Kingskin being a bisexual king running into his exes around every corner, characters just being fine with it when the PCs accidentally refer to the characters with different pronouns, when Jack/Paula talks about his ex husband to a bar tender and hes just like

"my ex husband is in Tampa, he got a new boyfriend :( "

and jacks like "HES GAY?" Right after talking about his ex husband.

Background characters having top surgery scars, real excited for the complicated mess that's probably gonna be Jennifer drips and Matilda Drops.

'It'll be fun, just the three of us and the open road' they smirked..

but i really really do not like how much they overlap. it feels like every goddamn autistic character is aroace because "of course those poor socially impaired autistic people are aroace, they're ~autistic~ and autistic people are aroace." It's totally not that it's so much easier than actually bothering to write an autistic romance.

It's just really frustrating to me. I get that the two groups overlap a lot IRL, but just once sometime I'd like to see someone like me fall in love and have a romantic relationship. Honestly, I think a major reason I thought I was aroace instead of demisexual is because I never saw someone like me fall in love – we were loveless, friendless, and embarrassing to everyone around us instead. Please think about intersectionality re autistic people and how your autistic character feeds into stereotypes just like any other identity.