I really enjoy the concept of Glam and the styling aspect of the game, but there is one thing that has been bothering me enough that I feel it needs to be addressed. I’ve noticed a repeated pattern with the dark-skinned Black female character. Almost every time she appears, she is portrayed as sassy, demanding, having an attitude, or being unnecessarily difficult. She is often introduced as a high-profile client who needs to look polished, but the interactions themselves rarely feel warm or respectful, and even her compliments when leaving tend to come across as backhanded or condescending. What makes this especially noticeable is that the other female characters seem to have much more variety in their personalities, stories, relationships, and struggles. They aren’t repeatedly reduced to the same stereotype. I understand that characters can have different personalities and that a confident or demanding character isn’t automatically a problem, but when the same traits are repeatedly attached to the dark-skinned Black woman, it becomes difficult not to see the stereotype behind the writing. Representation matters, especially in a game where players are interacting with these characters repeatedly. I would really like to see this character given more depth, warmth, and personality beyond the “sassy Black girl” trope. I genuinely enjoy the game, which is why I hope the developers take this criticism seriously and consider giving her the same range and complexity they give the other characters.