I distinctly remember Gaiman himself being listed as that “last good man” more than once

Also he spent so much time scrutinising the victims choices especially them disclosing on a podcast and consenting to a bdsm relationship (consenting once or being in a relationship doesn't invalidate SA claims btw) but didn't do the same to Gaiman. It was classic rape apology and so dangerous.

yoshida's dehumanization (by both the audience and public safety) despite his parasociality, loneliness, seeming peace with death as a consequence of exploitative duty; what, isn't that capitalist drudgery? isn't that so uniquely, terrifyingly, unreservedly human?

both het and nonhet women and noncis people are so commonly both asked and expected to relate to the experiences of people with sexualities and genders outside of their own.

why can’t men do it?

and it makes me think- why are those struggles any less relatable if he was queer?

denji’s attraction to and desire for intimacy with women is real and an essential part of his character that would not change if the genders he was attracted to (or his own gender!) were more than purely cishet.