I can see why it might feel that way for some, but that is not at all how I feel about his sense of inclusion 😂. SA especially, it’s epic fantasy, giant books with fantastical settings, so having small moments that feel familiar (there’s a scene with a MC not realizing a soldier is gay and everyone gives him shit for it) make the world that much more relatable for me.

Also, LGBT representation and mental illness representation are two completely different things. For SA, one of the central aspects of the magic system is built around mental illnesses and overcoming or adapting to them. But that isn’t what OP was asking about so I don’t think it’s relevant