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@SmashJT The “woketards” you’re referring to are the creators of the show. And although a little cringy, it was explained why he needed to come out. You’d have heard that if you paid attention.

Just got to “that” part and it’s even worse than I expected. This is so fckin out of place and stupid. Get these fckin woketards out of the writers room

@HiRezTheRapper If you actually paid attention to the show, you’d know he was gay since season 1. You’d also have heard him explain that his family and friends not accepting him is his biggest fear, and that vecna would use that fear against him. So him coming out meant that he couldn’t use it.

I've seen a lot of backlash to the recent Stranger Things scene with Will, and I want to clarify: Most critics (including me) aren't upset about a character being gay. In fact, it's the opposite. We genuinely don't care about his sexuality one way or the other. The issue isn't homophobia; it's the same frustration I'd feel if the show suddenly paused for a long scene of a character bragging about being an "alpha male" straight guy (think over-the-top Andrew Tate vibes). We don't want constant emphasis on sexual identity or gender stereotypes shoved into the story, no matter which direction it goes. We just want engaging entertainment, great plot, characters, and action, without the "extra" messaging about who someone loves or how they identify. The LGBTQ movement started with "leave us alone," progressed to "accept us," and for many, it's now pushed to "celebrate us constantly." A lot of us were fully on board with live-and-let-live acceptance, but we draw the line at mandatory celebration in every piece of media.

@Antunes1 Actual fans are not criticizing will for coming out as gay. We knew he was. He’s been gay since season 1. It is also necessary for him to come out plot wise. We’re critizing the straight writers for making the scene a little cringe.

Stranger Things fans are criticizing a character for coming out as homosexual in the season finale, calling it was completely unnecessary for the plot. The culture is changing.

The scene was a little cringe because it was written by two straight men, sure. It does not deserve this low of a rating and i bet 80% of the bad ratings are just homophobia.

@BrendonLeslie You’re an idiot and you didn’t watch the show.

Netflix is doubling down on pushing the gay agenda — the 16 year old boy couldn’t kill a dark magic demon unless he came out of the closet Horrible and forced

@punishablepress Fuck offf you people are so insanely annoying. It’s not because he came out. It’s because the scene was slightly cringe.

Netflix Fatigue. Will Byers' coming-out scene—has become the lowest-rated in the entire series on IMDb, currently sitting at approximately 5.8/10 based on tens of thousands of user reviews.

@dom_lucre It’s not because the scene was about being gay. It’s because it was a little cringe.

🔥🚨BREAKING: Stranger Things is officially tanking for the first time due to season 5 now being the lowest-rated season on Rotten Tomatoes after a gay scene was added to episode 7.

@0hour1 The scene was a little cringe but the reasoning was explained and he has been gay since season 1.

Stranger things now has a one star rating after they turned a favorite character gay. It’s not the vibe anymore read the room.

@ILoveThatRat @TheMagaHulk Yeah? That’s not crazy

@switchinblades @TheMagaHulk That for some reason emphasizes on emotions and interpersonal connections.

Stranger Things is based in a small town in rural Indiana in the mid 1980s.

@ryanstrug @jayjjalen Did you watch the show with your eyes closed brother? Will has been gay since season 1.

@jayjjalen No, you're just living in your own head canon. Will never said anything and never acted that way.

i don’t understand how you even got to season 5 without knowing he was gay

@StrangerNews11 Solid 8 and people saying it’s bad are mostly just homophobic. Sure the coming out scene was a little cringe. that’s because it’s written by a bunch of straight people.

Stranger Things Season 5, Episode 7 currently holds the lowest IMDb rating of the season, sitting at 6.3/10. Do you think it deserves that score?

@BGatesIsaPyscho He has been gay since season 1.

In Series 5 of Stranger Things - Netflix most successful ever Show - they made Lead Character Will Byers come out as Gay. The Woke Ideologues at Netflix couldn’t be more obvious if they tried.

@OliLondonTV You’re all idiots. Will has been gay since season 1 and you people are snowflakes grasping at straws trying to cancel anything that has a single gay person in it. Find a hobby!

Netflix Stranger Things branded ‘woke’ for featuring coming out scene of Will Byers coming out as gay. The character begins crying in the scene while proclaiming “I don’t like girls” as the other characters rush to hug him as he fights back tears.

@DrClownPhD There’s 6 years between the filming of season 3 and 5, dumbass

Wtf happened with Robin?

@BrendonLeslie Good god you are stupid

Stranger Things gave Will superpowers because he came out of the closet There’s no defense of this forced agenda

@ILoveThatRat @TheMagaHulk This entire show is magic bruh

@switchinblades @TheMagaHulk Honestly, if something like coming out of the closet just magically, instantaneously removes any doubt or fear, then yeah, it'd work. But still, it's unrealistic, although even different there will be those who will complain.

@dbatthebeach @TheMagaHulk I will actively come and be gay in your living room. Just to piss you off.

@Alejan05612 @user31956395 @TheMagaHulk This made me cackle. 10/10👌🏻

@user31956395 @switchinblades @TheMagaHulk When they came out of the closet, Were any of your sisters fighting against an interdimensional demon? Did said demon assure your sisters that they were gonna lose EVERYTHING and EVERYONE once they came out? Could that demon read their minds? Was the world ending?

@ninjahorn711 @TheMagaHulk Did you read what i said or not?

@switchinblades @TheMagaHulk 1980s Indiana boys and I’m supposed to believe no one laughed or made fun of him?

@dbatthebeach @TheMagaHulk He’s been gay since season one. It makes sense in the story, you’re just a snowflake. “It’s being shoved it my face” ooh scary. Cry about it.