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>make a character whose entire point is to be "le evil racist white male incel school shooter"
>female audience becomes obsessed with shipping him with the heroine

How can this be stopped?
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Women like bad boys, dude. It's always been like that.
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>>201679614
Why stop it? When they do it IRL, the person just kills them, and everyone works out fine. It's proof that women are absolutely horrible judges of character.
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>>201679614
Malfoy wasn’t even that bad. All he did was call her slurs.
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don't know why girls like draco when he's a complete wimp who starts crying when push comes to shove.
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>>201679614
a kylo and rey romance was the only interesting thing about the sequels. they should have leaned into it was harder than they did
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>>201679658
everything works out fine*
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>>201679693
>Romance
It was a fake inorganic attempt to create SOMETHING for that gross disaster of a film and all of it, every single bit of it, was 100% inorganic marketing that never took off.
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>>201679693
True. I don't even remember most of who or what went on in those movies. Finn, Poe who? I do remember Kylo holding out his hand to Rey and the will they won't they stuff though.



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