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Y'all, I'm just gonna say it. Refreshing your monologue material as a gender non-comforming lady in my mid-30's sucks ALL of the balls. How gauche is it to do male Shakespeare monologues? Also, WHY does no one write decent parts for women in their 30's? Ones with meaningful monologues that don't center a man?
Fandom Problem #6236:
Hypocrites
Actor A they like plays a cop? Omg so cool definitely not copaganda
Actor B they dislike plays a cop? Total copaganda
Fandom Problem #5551:
This bullying actors into coming out fiasco has confirmed for me that most people have no idea what the word acting means. Who cares if a straight actor plays a gay character? All that matters is them doing a good job.
Fandom Problem #5415:
People are surprised the Velma show is a pile of stinking shit but forget Mindy Kahling boasted about sexually assaulting costars loooong before this was ever greenlit. If she'd been kicked out of show business years ago like she deserved we wouldn't have her tearing apart Scooby Doo now.
Fandom Problem #5400:
Seeing everyone and their grandma get worked up over a celebrity voicing a long-running video game character in a modern-day animated movie just amuses me.
Not only because of how hypocritical everybody is by not batting an eye at the many other celebrities in the cast, but how faux they are in their care for voice actors.
"This movie highlights how mistreated voice actors are by the entertainment industry!"
Where was all this care and concern for voice actors, when not even 10 years ago, almost everyone was bullying voice actors into only voicing characters that matched their race?
And in case you are wondering: yes. This carried over to talking animal characters that are clearly "poc-coded" and any non-human characters that were given the same treatment by audiences.
I hope said movie gets more sequels and acts as a wake up call to everyone that partook in this drama and have the audacity to say they know what's best for voice actors.
Fandom Problem #5393:
When one of the Genshin Impact voice actors turned out to be a creep towards real life minors, there are people have the nerve to say, “derhur, that what happen when an anime game has lolis, the game has pedophilic elements in it.” Tell me that you care more about a video game character over real victims without saying that you care more about a video game character over real victims.
This is gonna be hard for antis to believe, but when you mostly focus on taboos in fiction rather than actual crimes or blame fiction for the actions of a criminal, you’re basically doing a disservice to real life victims by basically equating their pain and suffering to fiction. There is a reason why people get mad when you compare fiction to someone’s actual suffering.
Fandom Problem #5267:
Wondering why there is such a huge fandom around The Witcher, when you tried to watch the Netflix adaptation and Gestalt had all the appeal of a plank of wood. I don't get it. Really. Is it just because he's hot? He doesn't emote, all I see is that Hollywood stoic distant macho vibe and I don't see the appeal.
Fandom Problem #5251:
Begging people to understand that queerbaiting is a marketing tactic for fiction in which the writers hint at queer identities or storylines without actually depicting them.
A real person can't be an example of queerbaiting. Every queerbaiting accusation directed at a real person always boils down to, "I assumed this person is queer because they meet some totally-not-homophobic stereotypes I believe about queer people, but they didn't confirm my suspicions by publicly announcing their identity, which means that they're actually queerbaiting!!!"
Some people are closeted. Some people simply don't feel the need to share that part of themselves with everyone. And maybe there are some people out there who really are cishet but "act queer" (whatever the fuck that means), but in that case it's your responsibility to consider why you made assumptions about their identity in the first place.
Kit Connor, a real person, wasn't queerbaiting by acting in Heartstopper without first writing "I AM BI" on his forehead in permanent marker. Taylor Swift, a real person, isn't queerbaiting by... Being straight while having songs that weirdos on the internet decided must be secretly coded gay songs?
Can we all just... Mind our own business and not force strangers to out themselves? You're not protecting the queer community, you're just making the world more dangerous for closeted people.
