In a previous post, I talked a little bit about Apple and her contribution to sapphic media and the sapphic community in general. I also forgot to mention that she played her first lesbian character back in 2016, in a series called "Beauty Queen War". She recently talked about the role:
Apple is very much vocal online about the sapphic community:
Apple: Personally, I feel that sapphic series that are able to feature characters with diverse sexual identities is a good starting point for helping people understand and be more open to the diverse world of sexuality today. Because, in reality, the sapphic community encompasses a wide range of identities, not just two beautiful, long-haired women in love, or even necessarily those assigned female at birth. These portrayals can help people understand sexual diversity better and avoid judging others based solely on appearance or outward expression.
Apple: Some people around us, like two women with short hair and a tomboyish look who are in a relationship, face questions about their love even though they genuinely love each other. Or even some bisexual women who have dated both men and women at different times are questioned about their sexual orientation, being accused of being fake or confused, even though there are many people like this in the world; they simply aren't understood.
Apple was also chosen to direct GinJay's upcoming series called "Lunar Secret" which recently got announced:
