Mary Sue

Some fan fiction loser makes fun of other fan fiction losers.

A sexist term used to enforce the misogynistic ideals that female characters/authors shouldn't be allowed to fantasize or write anything along the lines of wish fulfillment. Its misogynistic qualities are exemplified in many ways, most notably being the fact that it's not a term dominated by the male counterpart despite existing in a patriarchal society, as well as the fact that the male counterpart is largely undecided upon in name and also undefined (see urban dictionary's Gary Stu entry which has no definition but to say "A Male Mary Sue", and the Marty-Stu entry which involves the "Mary Sue" definition to define it).

It's usually used on the whole to bully new authors out of writing female characters altogether, making the task seem so daunting to some that they now only write slash fictions with two male characters, also exemplifying the misogynistic qualities this term involves.

Signs of a Mary Sue

Meet Laura, who currently has 35 boyfriends at Hogwarts and is Harry Potter's sister and Hermione's daughter, despite being fuck ugly

Name includes...

• Unusual spellings, usually with K's or Y's in weird places such as Ravyn, Jennifyr, Erika, Elizabetteth, etc. (ex: Skye)
• Words meant to describe an appearance or object in connection with the character such as Raven, Luna, Felina, etc.
• Surname of some canon character the Suethor likes, usually the Sue is related to said canon character
• Names that are a combination of the above characteristics (ex: Enoby Darkness Wray)
• Japanese names in western settings

Common Traits

• They are hated by men
• Are created by women that know how to write strong womens.
• They are clearly superior to everyone.
• Ability to master anything with ease in a realistic manner.