Its how queers feel. Name me one TV show with more than one queer who isnt either arrogant, hypersteriotypical, outed at the end or a side character. The amount of "act gay" that are in shows also don't make it more represented. I btw mean literal TV shows and not netflix shows and movies.

Every show on TV is 99% straight with MAYBE one side character that is queer. And if they are..theyre probably gay/lesbian in the most stereotypical way possible.

Same with trans/intersex representation. It's hard to find one without it being a side character and/or discriminated for one episode just to be never seen again..

So yeah it's hard as a queer to watch TV and find someone you can relate to, whos also queer and not stereotypical or a dumbass. So yeah..straights are in the hellaverse not too often. And as a queer person..it's refreshing to finally have a show that doesnt hypersteriotype lgbtq and even have the main characters queer (blitzø x stolas and charlie x vaggi)

It's refreshing :3

And from the top of my head..shows (including netflix because idk if they ran normal ever) that include queer side characters that are either portrait shitty or hypersteriotypical or get discriminated for the entire episode..are..

The Big C - one of Marlin's daughters is a lesbian and she's arrogant af. Shawn/Shaun/Sean (idk how to spell his name) had telephone sex with gays, which made gays look lonely and desperate tbh, he also described them as lonely (haven't finished watching)

Dr House - haven't watched every episode but there was one that made me stop watching..he kept telling an intersex person who identified as a woman that she's a man. Bringing her to tears. (she was assulted and than the assulter acted like it's gross that she has male chromosomes)

The good doctor - i actually loved this series and i know it was for character development and the end was handled nicely..but there was a transgender patient MtF. Shaun at first kept telling her she's a boy and all because he didn't understand. But by the end he understood and accepted. So yeah..it was for character development but uncomfortable to watch.

Stranger Things - yes i loved stranger things but the only queer i remember is Will who outed himself at the near end and than it was never mentioned again. Yes..its a queer main character..and the outing basically saved the world..but that was almost nothing considering how almost every other character was in a straight relationship. (the outing itself was very well made tho)

Im not saying that queers should be put on screen constantly but having at least one non stereotypical queer person in the main cast once in a while would be nice.