The Unpopular Woman Love Post

[fallingtowers.livejournal.com]

Guys, what's up with halfamoon this year? It's so very, very quiet... Anyway, to breathe a bit of life into this community, I decided to come up with the ever popular Unpopular Woman Love Post.







I simply nicked the rules from bofoddity's fabulous post in 2011:

1. Start a thread and put the character's name and the canon they come from in the subject line.

2. Those who love the character comment on the thread with squee, thoughts, fic/art/vid recs, picspams, essays, links and everything they can think of. Make sure your character gets all the love and the attention she deserves.

3. If a character has a thread and you want to talk about her, comment to the thread in question. General comments and threads for new characters go to the main post.

4. Focus on the love. This is an all positivity, all time post. Embrace your happy!

5. Absolutely no bashing allowed. Please avoid making negative comparisons to other characters, other character types and "well this character sucks more!" kind of comments as well as disparaging remarks about actresses or other versions of the same character. Those characters, character types, and actresses have their fans too and hey, it's a love post. Save negativity for other things.

In other words, this post is all about celebrating and loving our favorite unloved women. Now, love away!

Comments

[jeymien.livejournal.com]

This! So much this! She was a doctor and a child genius (She was a Doogie Howser!). She wasn't military, she wasn't an explorer. People who expected her to keep up with Teyla or be able to match up with Ronan or to be able to do things she had no clue how to do. She was brought in to be a doctor to the expedition, not to be on an SG Team! I never understood how people could forgive Carson for not being able to do those things, but rip Keller apart for the exact same thing. She was the perfect fit for Rodney. They had way more in common than her and Ronan. Stupid ship wars. I love Keller. And what a journey she had! To make friends, to learn new things and become comfortable as a leader in her own right.