/lit/ - Literature

>>21825995
>Is that really a case? What causes that?
Inability to connect to masculinity. They cannot see themselves as driven people with agency as culturaly that role in fiction has been increasingly given to women. There is nothing wrong with having female characters or protagonist, but the current obsession with feminity across all western media and its glorification has resulten in men relating more to women than men, but those characters aren't exactly written for men, which creates a dissonance.

There is something deeply creepy about it, and I don't like this trend, as a whole. Whenever I see another story written by a man that has a female lesbian/bisexual protagonist, I get goose bumps.