Does a female character need to be ‘strong’ in order to ‘empower’ the female populous? Why do female characters need to be masculine in order to be ‘strong?’ Why is femininity seen as weak by the media and feminist community? RXelaH1984 August 16, 2019 50 upvotes /r/AntiFeminists
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