Quote Originally Posted by Kes13a View Post
by creating a focus on those like yourself in the game, you are going to create the exact marginalization IN game that people like you are trying to escape outside of the game.

Square Enix does what it can to be inclusive. but you essentially want trans people front and center with what might as well amount to a sign pointing at them going "I AM TRANS" which seems to be more of a troll position than one actually concerned about trans rights.

I think your position is one trying to promote drama where there currently is none, which is not healthy for anyone. it is not a step in the "right direction"

if you need drama, watch daytime tv, and I believe some of those shows will have trans people you can identify with.
I disagree with your viewpoint that advocating for more visible trans characters in Final Fantasy XIV is a "troll position." Representation matters, and including more trans characters can help to provide a sense of visibility and validation for trans individuals, who often experience marginalization and discrimination. Your suggestion that promoting trans representation will "create the exact marginalization IN game that people like you are trying to escape outside of the game" is misguided and insensitive.

Furthermore, your statement that trans individuals should "watch daytime TV" for representation is dismissive and hurtful. The idea that trans individuals should settle for representation in daytime TV, rather than in a popular and widely-played game like Final Fantasy XIV, reinforces the marginalization and invisibility that trans individuals often experience.

Your comment implies that trans individuals should not be seen or heard, and that their experiences and identities are not worth being acknowledged or represented in the game. This is a harmful and insensitive viewpoint, and one that perpetuates discrimination and marginalization.

In conclusion, representation of marginalized communities, including trans individuals, is important and necessary in order to promote inclusivity and understanding. Advocating for more visible trans characters in Final Fantasy XIV is not a "troll position," but a step towards creating a more empathetic and supportive online community for all players.