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Okay but this is the reboot version correct? If they wanted a straight she ra then they could’ve used the original series. reboots can be a new entirely different show from the original meaning that just because she ra wasn’t gay in the first doesnt give you or anyone the right to change her sexuality in the new one. If a character was given your mental illness and then people pretended or removed that away from the character you wouldn’t like it because not only is it representation it’s also a key character trait to said character. also being original doesn’t give ANYONE the right to remove a character a lesbian, you can make a story about characters without taking away important key traits. stop arguing about something you clearly don’t seem to understand. this reboot is a comply new show from lore to characters and who they like, meaning just because it’s the same characters from the old one doesn’t mean it has to be like the old one.  

@ ladyopheus  In case I wasn't very clear with "partner" I mean romantic interest and by the way being a writer means dreaming and expanding your imagination like the universe itself being original is hard maybe it's something you don't know.  thank you

@ ladyopheus I can understand why you're angry, but if you know the classic She-Ra series from the 80s and 90s, you'll know that Bow and Adora end up being a couple.  Just so you understand how drastic reboots of animated series can be, I'm not saying it's a bad thing, on the contrary, veterans of the series like me like to feel this refreshing breeze and it's possibly what we enjoy the most, plus there are people like me who To date we do not have such positive representations in the world of animation that are mental disorders like mine which is schizophrenia but at the end of the day it is just my personal opinion. Thanks for taking the time to read my answer. I really appreciate it.

@Ffdhdy1243125 you were on a she ra x male reader book making shitty jokes while i was having an argument with people. 

@ladyopheus  Because I forgot

@ladyopheus  Im sorry who are you?

@Marcelo180306 it’s not the truth though and that’s called ignorance. <3

@ ladyopheus  sorry if i sound like a jerk but that's the truth. by the way I already answered you

@riddlehoe thank you so much for that. i was blocked by the author so i cant comment. but you’re a literal angel ahhhh <333

@TsNoob I get that, but i feel as though changing a straight characters sexuality isn’t just as bad as someone changing the sexuality of a character that’s apart of the lgbtq community. 
            
            I never said they did?? I said straight people, meaning heterosexual people. That might be my bad for saying straight people, but bisexuals, and pansexual people are bisexual and pansexual not straight. 
            
            For the fourth point i made, have an example; as a white woman i cannot speak out on poc issues (not sure if that’s the right word or praising, apologies.) but i can bring awareness to it, and support them. and the same goes for lesbian issues (not trying to compare poc struggles, and lgbtq struggles btw.) her, as a lesbian, didn’t like how he was changing canon lesbians to fit his story. (especially since there is bisexual characters: glimmer, mermista, entrapta, bow and sea hawk. why did he have to choose the lesbians specifically??) and then people who weren’t lesbians argued against her, when literally most lesbians on that story didn’t like how he changed them to be bisexual.

@riddlehoe The point I'm trying to make is how hypocritical it is to attack someone for changing the sexuality of a fictional character, the same way a homophobic person complaining about someone for changing the sexuality of a straight person. It's the same situation regardless who's in the right, even though we both know who we are against. 
            
            "No bisexual nor pansexual can talk about lesbian struggle/problems and as a lesbian I can't talk about bi and pan struggles problems because I'm not bi or pan." Since when has the lgbtq became segregated? What about bi women or pan women? Are you assuming that bi/pan women have more positivity in their life compared to lesbians?
            
            "Straight people tend to get more positivity in their lives then lgbtq people (if that makes sense)" that isn't fully true, it's very complicated, that it depends on the perspectives of both sides. No group should consider themselves as superior to any other group, that's what equality is supposed to be.
            
            I understand where she's coming from, but later on in life, the people who think they are in the right and starts attacking  like their oppressors will end up becoming like one.