>>8019914>they can only insert into a character that acts like a woman but looks nothing like a woman.I really can't think of a popular character that is an opposite dynamic to this. A male self insert that acts like a man, but is clearly a woman.
There's characters like Wonder Woman, a powerful female character in a fantasy setting based on male conflict. But Wondy clearly is female in, outlook, thought, and emotions. She's often the vocal counter to her male colleagues.
But then there's Rey from Nu-Star Wars, who could have been male and it would have no real difference in the plot. But she's such a badly written character with no real defining personality quirks or flaws. And I don't think many males see her as a self insert type of character. Luke, yes. Finn, yes. But Rey, no.
