Is Wonder Woman a feminist icon? Or is she a gay icon? Or

Sure, both, why not?

The greatest irony of icons
They never asked to be icons. They just want to do the right thing, but other people impose their views and values upon them

Before, just a feminist icon, not she's both.

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>>88489169
Neither, she's a trans icon.

>>88489169
Diana is bisexual.

>>88489169
She's gay and an icon but I don't know if she's a gay icon, I don't see her being idolized by the LGBT community. Judy Garland is a gay icon, I don't know if WW is at that level.

>>88490225
>She's gay
She's bi.

>>88489232
Go ahead and lay down those historical facts anon.

>>88490240
Bi is half gay
Half gay is still pretty gay
This is basic math, Anon. See me after class.

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>>88489169
She's a bondage icon. Always has been. She's even getting this new scene next month.

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She's a sexist icon because of her skinny body and large breasts

>>88490286
>Half gay is still pretty gay
Ask any actual gay person and they'll tell you otherwise.

In before you claim to be gay.

>>88490286

Fuck off. Bi is something else. Bi is not gay.