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Hello, Naja! I don’t want to keep nagging you with messages, however I really wanted to thank you for all of your kindness and support for my otome. I never expected anything like this to happen, and I’ve been able to see that other Black otome fans feel just a tad less alienated. 

I’ve seen that you’ve written an article for BMB as well, and wow… You were 100% real in your commentary and I respect that. It’s time for a change in this space, there are no excuses.

You’ve also mentioned that Otomes with Black heroines get less support in the community overall, and yes, I’ve seen this play out unfortunately. This is part of a bigger issue, and it’s truly disappointing. Humanity, let’s level up just a LITTLE bit, shall we?

That said, it truly means so much to me to hear how you can see yourself in Rosea, not just looks wise, but personally wise as well. Soft Black girls exist because, you know, we’re human. And while I was writing Rosea, I was thinking about how her personality type is looked down upon in the otome space. (Even though I prefer it over fighty girl bosses.) It’s overdone, but only for the non Black heroines. A black girl is NEVER allowed to be portrayed in that sweet, soft way.


I’ve rambled on for far too long, but it’s been such a pleasure working with you. It’s been such a validating experience, and I feel a lot less alienated. I will continue to pour all of my love and care in BMB so all the soft Black girlies can continue thier twisted flowery adventure!! 👏🏾💐💐💐

Oh! And I forgot to mention this last time, but you’re doing great on Dianthus’ route so far! I don’t want to give too much away, but just sayin’… The boy has quite the sweet tooth food wise!~