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There's nothing inherently wrong with making a character's motifs tied to the character of another gender. It becomes a problem when everyone or most of the cast is like this and it becomes more of an exception when their motifs aren't tied to someone of the opposite gender. This is also very...

Tbh, the important part is that female characters need their agenda, too. It's honestly a trait of good writing overall to not have characters be so flat that they don't even have their wants. But for some reason, writers can have male characters that have their deep motives and logic yet at the...