"[...] LTC Briggs hates doing it, Major Blade refuses to because the worry is media will also try to latch onto her personal life,” and Rivera levels him with those brown eyes, her perfectly maintained eyebrows narrowing ever so slightly, “so somehow it's ended up on *my* plate to deal with.”
![we're regressing on sexism issues and Igbt issues
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Sex positivity is good, actually.
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NOT WITH FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
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Why?
Replying: Because they don't have agency
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When two charactets have sex in a story, do you consider that sexual coercion?
Because they are being forced by the writer?
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unironically yes. unless you are writing something based on your own personal experience and your fictional character is a fictionalised version of yourself, then yes I see it that way.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xwg24vshr4rskn3hz5ztjzhq/bafkreidhptlakkedsp35vvh64blajq6gkxc4hgwxkapgdmibpmkmoczahq)