I don't like the Netflix original Wednesday because I dislike Christina Ricci, is it normal?

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When I attended a horror convention, Christina Ricci, who played Wednesday Addams in 1991 and the herbology teacher in the Netflix original, was a guest. I went to the microphone and asked her what it was like to work with Samuel L. Jackson in Black Snake Moan. The audience was stunned and Ricci was taken aback. She then said that Jackson was good to work with and in a miffed voice.

I then wondered what happened. It later turned out that Ricci had made a request to the convention not to talk about Black Snake Moan, but I was unaware of it. What was I supposed to do, read her mind? They should have emailed me about it.

Apparently, Wednesday is supposed to be relatable for those who are autistic, but I think autism gets a pass only if it's a young, cute girl. If it's a 29-year-old male, they get shunned. I dislike the double-standards on autism awareness.

What do I do? I loved the 1998 version of the Addams Family as a boy, I was ecstatic to see Wednesday played by Jenna Ortega, but was disgusted to see one of my most disliked actresses in the Netflix original.

How do I deal with this? I like Wednesday Addams the character, but I dislike Ricci. It is one of those things in which I like the character, but not the actress.

Why am I so different? Why am I the only one who doesn't like this Netflix series? Why is it okay to be autistic if you're a cute girl, but not if you're a man in his late 20s, early 30s?

I don't like the Netflix original Wednesday because I dislike Christina Ricci, is it normal?
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