Uh yeah so if she’s not gender-fluid then neither is Loki, because they’re literally the same person. Thanks for clearing that up, Marvel. Keep digging that grave deeper 🙄

“what happens in a show or fandom doesn’t affect real life” yeah that’s easy to say, but it’s naive. no, this isn’t about shipping, this is about bad lgbt+ representation and some fans not listening to genderfluid voices and not accepting they can ship something and like a show and still see yeah there’s things that aren’t so good and could be better.

because i already know people who’ve cried and had a breakdown, hi i’m one of them, over seeing lots of comments from fans being fluidphobic and biphobic/panphobic. i know multiple people who were watching the loki series with their parents as a way of prepping them to come out as genderfluid or bi and now feel like they can’t because their parents are already sprouting bad ideas about fluid and bi people that they’ve gotten from the show. i know people who have been harassed enough by fans who are telling them they’re a biphobe for not shipping sylki and even though they’re not genderfluid say that there’s nothing fluidphobic about the fandom or show that they’ve deleted all their socials. i sadly know a couple of people who have had this, both the bad rep and the fandom being fluidphobic, cause a relapse in their depression and suicidal ideation and have had to spend time in-between trying to tell people my gender isn’t made-up, to try and talk these people down.

so just in case you were wondering how bad things can get when a show does a piss poor attempt at lgbt+ rep. when a show writes “sexfluid” instead of “genderfluid” and creates a new breed of fluidphobes how have a whole new argument and use it to hound fluid people into silence.

why is it a red flag?

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Someone explained it Here and here

Also if you google ‘Loki series transphobia’ or ‘Loki series fluidphobia’ several articles about the topics will come up