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@JuliaSerano 5) (probably not the intention, but still a reason to feel queasy about the relationship, specially with how many iterations of the character have expressed that feeling).
@JuliaSerano 4)and can be interpreted as that only a Loki can love a Loki, and that Loki can only love Loki, which sounds to me quite lonely and depressing.
@JuliaSerano 3)And of course there is the fact that the serie insist on the fear of Loki never being loved and being alone for the rest of his live (The Sif torture for example) and then finds love in Sylvie, which is a version of himself,
@JuliaSerano 2)And they say they've sleep with both men & women (They specify both, coming from an enby character, refusing to acknowledge that enby genders exist) but it was never love. In their millennia of existence, they've only felt romantic love for a cis person of the opposite gender
@JuliaSerano 1) Hadn't thought of that, but makes sense. The problem is, tho, the homophobic and transphobic implications that their romance has. Loki is canonically genderfluid, is also a Woman, so the insistence on how Sylvie is the ONLY female Loki is clearly transphobic. )