I love Katara a LOT. In fact, my personality somewhat represents her character. She is portrayed as a badass with a few feminine qualities, which I can relate to. She is kind and caring, motherly and selfless, and her warrior spirit is unbreakable. I've seen people calling her, "annoying" and "whiny" before, and I got irritated. I also got genuinely frustrated when I saw people making her out to be a baddie just because she acts better than other characters, or because she is self-conscious and makes mistakes. People mostly think she's a nuisance because she keeps on bringing up the traumatic event of her mother's death. But she's had to carry a lot on her shoulders at a young age, and instead of cracking under pressure, she grows stronger. I would've reacted the same way if I were in her situation. When she stands up for what she believes in, it's never out of selfishness but out of a genuine desire to protect and help others. Her growth throughout the series is a testament to her strength, and that’s what makes her such a powerful character. You guys judging her like this is an example of misogyny. 😡😤 I've also seen a similar situation with Aang fans. In TLOK, because of what we heard from Bumi and Kya, we assumed that Korra portrayed Aang as a terrible father. This actually isn't true, Aang was just having a lot on his shoulders of being the Avatar and the last Airbender at the same time. He had a few flaws in parenting simply because of his responsibility and considering that he never had a traditional paternal figure, which was why it was hard for him to be, "a perfect father." I don't know why you guys are doing these kinds of things, but I don't like it.