Your feelings about a book are valid, whatever they are, and your opinion is your own, and I do not argue with reviewers, unless.

Unless what I& #39;m arguing with is "why is X gay/disabled/not exactly like me? It doesn& #39;t serve the story."

That is the one thing I WILL argue with, because a person& #39;s identity belongs to them. It& #39;s not a plot device. Now, once I know a person& #39;s identity, in fiction, I may used it as a plot device--I also may not. It depends on the story.

But if straightness doesn& #39;t have to be justified by the narrative, neither does queerness. If straight people get to just exist and have adventures, so do queer people. Period.

And that point, I WILL argue.