I have feminist/misandry fatigue,
If that even makes sense.
I'm so done with the idea and media that portrays every man to be a villain that women should hate.
I'm so tired of ; man=bad, man=evil.
It's also just bad writing honestly.
Sad.
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I have feminist/misandry fatigue,
If that even makes sense.
I'm so done with the idea and media that portrays every man to be a villain that women should hate.
I'm so tired of ; man=bad, man=evil.
It's also just bad writing honestly.
Sad.
i think so so much fandom discourse could be solved if people understood that good media =/= enjoyable and vise-versa. you can love badly-written media and you can hate well-written media. your opinion of the media does not change its quality
Unironically seeing "but Homelander was just a lil guy! He was traumatized!"
Yeah and he died like a bitch, boohoo
I think more ppl should be okay liking things that are bad unironically. RWBY is really bad, it has so many problems but I love it so much >v<
teen dramas then:
girl one: my boyfriend’s broken up with me :(
girl two: omg you need to find a new one NOW before everyone thinks you’re a loser virgin.
girl three: yeah lmao otherwise you’ll be a spinster.
teen dramas now:
girl one: my boyfriend’s broken up with me :(
girl two: omg you need to find a new one NOW before everyone thinks you’re a loser virgin. fuck the patriarchy though
girl three: yeah lmao otherwise you’ll be a spinster. fuck the patriarchy !!
While Mr Enter’s bizarre 9-11 gripe with Turning Red is still lukewarm, it’s worth pointing out that isn’t even the most unhinged thing he’s done.
That would be his animated series proposal/gargantuan trauma-vent Growing Around. Here’s a really good video giving a rundown on that nightmare, which is where I found out about it from, and I think is worth a watch!
(CW for quite a bit of stuff related to child abuse, albeit in a... weird way)
I just saw someone say we need less of the After or The Kissing Booth stuff and I kind of disagree.
I love a lot of things that are considered trashy or bad media. And my take is that we absolutely need the trash. But make it exclusive.
Give me the “bad “ literature or movies and shows. Write the absurd storylines. Give me the queer twilight or the queer hallmark Christmas movies. But make them inclusive.
Please make all the bad, trashy or ridiculous media but make it for everyone. Give pic, queer people, disabled people, plus size folks, folks of all genders books, movies, tv shows, comics and everything else where they can see themselves represented but don’t be afraid to make it embarrassing to watch.
Like remember First Kill? It was kind of trashy, ridiculous, had bad effects and at times absolutely hysterical dialogue. It was a cringy supernatural show for lesbians and for black people to see themselves and for everyone else to enjoy.
And it was bad. And it was glorious. And that is exactly my point. Why do we always expect diverse and inclusive media to be masterpieces? Those are obviously great but sometimes we just want cringe, low-budget special effects and stupid dialogue.
Sometimes escapism needs to be stupid to be fun and that’s okay.
As that one twilight renaissance post said: cringe culture is dead and I'm bringing its corpse for the reward money
Honestly, its nice to watch good, well-written media and analyze it, but there's nothing quite like watching objectively bad media and seriously analyzing it. Because if you do this for a while—if you analyze it for long enough—things start to pop out at you. Character arcs that could have been, plot points that could be placed somewhere better, compelling themes where the authors were paying no attention to thematic anything—and suddenly it’s like, oh, I can fix him. And it’s hell! It’s self-imposed torture. But it’s also so, so rewarding, when a proper character arc finally forms out of the words you’re shaping like clay—when a theme emerges where there was nothing before—when you can sit back and say, man, the base material is total shit, but I think I’ve created something out of it that I’m passionate about. You have to be insane to do it, but the payoff is wonderful. Maybe not worth it, but wonderful.