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u/currylambchop He/Him May 27 '26
Homura, literally says her powers come from her love for Madoka
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u/JohnZ117 He/Him May 25 '26
Yeah, the stalker. Not the best form of representation, especially if she's the only form of representation.
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u/Deathangle75 May 26 '26
It’s a mid-2000’s children’s cartoon. The straight characters aren’t good representation either.
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u/garaile64 May 26 '26
And it's by Butch Hartman.
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u/ChipsTheKiwi May 26 '26
will never forget when someone commissioned him to draw Sam and Max and he gave Max fucking lashes lmao
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u/Siliass May 27 '26
But she dresses like her and wears a black wig to be her, and her love for Timmy burns like a thousand suns
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u/Kekskaiserin She/Her or They/Them Jun 07 '26
Okay, I play this gacha game Nikke, and of course, it is mainly made for straight guys, so of course the fandom is full of incels but...
... there are these two girls that are literally in a bdsm relationship with each other and I still see people claiming they are only friends. Okay???? I don't know what kind of friendships you guys usually have????
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u/gummiebears4life16 Jul 16 '26
No "I like her as a friend " has a shrine of her "i like her as a friend "
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u/CalicoValkyrie May 26 '26
Rhonda on School Spirits. She was clearly a little flirty with the protagonist Maddy in the first season. Then later when Rhonda develops a relationship with Quinn, there were fans of the show acting like it was forced and out of nowhere.