Disregarding political correctness or ethical reservations, the author of the Mladina series based his writing on the most obvious stereotypes without making an attempt to dispel them. On the contrary, he used these to build a story around them about gay love, and particularly gay sex.

The author argues that it is precisely the five most frequent components of media representations mentioned above that are responsible for the gap between politically correct media representations and negative public opinion.

Stereotyping, medicalization, sexualization, the veil of secrecy and, after all, normalization too (e.g. they are just like us but not quite) are those areas within media representations where reporting breaks loose from the harnesses of political correctness and steps over the edge.