Don’t authors get tired of portraying female protagonists as dumb and weak? And I say that as a man. There are few, that I’ve read, that don’t. That doesn’t mean I generalize and think everyone is like that, at least there are two who aren’t, but it’s all too common. Actually, the scheme is almost always the same. Male and female protagonists are drugged, they have sex, she gets pregnant, they usually have twins or, if they have only one child, it is identical to the father, they separate without knowing who the father of their child is and from heaven the other child looks like the other child to the protagonist. Most female protagonists fall into the villain’s trap and listen to everything she says as if it were the only truth in the world. Why would an enemy lie to you or want to deceive you? Luckily not everyone I read is like this, nor is it the only genre I read.
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Don’t authors get tired of portraying female protagonists as dumb and weak? And I say that as a man. There are few, that I’ve read, that don’t. That doesn’t mean I generalize and think everyone is like that, at least there are two who aren’t, but it’s all too common. Actually, the scheme is almost always the same. Male and female protagonists are drugged, they have sex, she gets pregnant, they usually have twins or, if they have only one child, it is identical to the father, they separate without knowing who the father of their child is and from heaven the other child looks like the other child to the protagonist. Most female protagonists fall into the villain’s trap and listen to everything she says as if it were the only truth in the world. Why would an enemy lie to you or want to deceive you? Luckily not everyone I read is like this, nor is it the only genre I read.