#greenpeniwrite

[frecklestherobot-blog]

greenpeniwrite replied to your post “trappedinathoughtbubble replied to your post “My opinion, after...”

But HE DIDNT fridge her! the original sherlock holmes SHE DIES IN CHILDBIRTH! (which was actually common back then). I think he did a justice in having her die - by sacrificing her own life for Sherlock - she was doing something noble. I also think her death is going to shape the relationship between Sherlock and John. John has lost so much over the years - but I don't think Sherlock EVER understood that - now he's experiencing it first hand.

I mean, we never know for sure what happens to her. Sure her disappearance from the stories just being explained by the phrase, “My sad bereavement” (and not even named) is worse than her getting the chance to have character development and agency. But still, Mofftiss should be able to handle Mary’s impact on John and Sherlock better than a Victorian writer. 

And, that’s the definition of manpain. 

[lucifergender]

mynda! in response to one of your tags - I didn't draw my sun in the corner like the picture shows. i may just be an outlier, i would make a full sun ....

I mean I didn’t have a father figure at all in my life but I’m fairly sure it’s just because I didn’t want to draw a full sun. I mean making it a perfect circle and then doing the rays perfectly please I’m too lazy for that 

[mewiet]

greenpeniwrite said: “….i’ve been having the same thing ..and i looked it up -could you be stressed out?“

Actually, yes. I’ve been trying to get this story finished because the pitch deadline is approaching and I want a rough draft complete before I commit to a pitch, but the middle is giving me trouble. Not to mention, it’s the end of the month and a bunch of bills are coming up that my household doesn’t have the money for. Unfortunately, this these symptoms are making it harder to get what I need to do done. I just want a little rest so I can get back to my writing and yet I wake up feeling worse than when I fell asleep.

[lunarblue21]

Happy Birthday!

aww thank you honey! 

[hairybabie-blog]

greenpeniwrite replied to your post “my mum keeps on nagging me to get my brows done and to get my moochi...”

aaah indian moms and their eyebrow obsession. I once came ome from college only to be disturbed during my home nap to get my eyebrows done, never been more annoyed in my life.

lol yeah so u get it although I don't really think it's an 'Indian mom' thing 

[frecklestherobot-blog]

hey so I wholeheartdly agree with your post on how sad it is that the DW fandom slut shames. I find it kind of odd that they they criticize the head writer for the fashion styles of the female actors. One could say that the types of clothes Billy Piper wore were too tight and fitting and 'sexy' but no one does. So why is it different then that Karen Gillian or Louise Coleman want to wear more than just jeans?

With, Amy, it's entirely possible that a casual watcher may have no idea how much input the actors have on their outfits, and may have assumed that the show runners wanted to sex things up. Anyone who knows the least bit about behind the scenes stuff, however, should know that it isn't true (and even if it was, I'm also sick of people saying there is nothing about her character besides her "slutty clothes"). Since we know it isn't, unless the sex-negative side of feminism has actually gotten control of the DW fandom. I have no idea why people are doing this. People are literally shaming a real life woman for her choice in clothing. 

As for Clara, it's completely bizarre. She just likes fashion, and the vast majority of her outfits have been cute, but not really revealing. She likes to dress nicely and for whatever the occasion is. I don't see anything wrong with that.

I do wonder if people are more upset about how much clothing plays a part and how very not casually dressed (at least, to people who wear jeans everywhere like me) the actors can be. It might just be more noticeable. Or people like to look for problems. I don't really know anymore.

[misterliamaiken]

Hey! so i saw your one ask about the director/main lead of How to be a man and his feminist remarks, I haven't checked them out, but I do think the movie is highly sexist. At the same time, I like to believe that Liam isn't as sexist as he is, because he did grow up with a single working mother, and I can only imagine that she pushed him to be more respectful about females (way more than the guy in the movie).

This is very true, you have a great point :) And just because someone accepts a role, doesn't mean they are just like the people who are making the movie! 

[helshades]

greenpeniwrite:

as a heterosexual female, who doesn’t understand this behavior at all… I think i agree. it mostly seems to be young heterosexual females too.

As a brand new 28-year-old, I am hesitating a bit before calling 30-somethings wannabe Methuselahs, so I think I'll just drop the fact that I've seen a lot of women aged anything from 20 to 40 and more (oldies.) demonstrating immense propensities for that comportment and leave you to make your own conclusions. Look! An interactive comment! Ahem.

I guess... there is no age to be young. Ahem.

PS: I suppose being not straight, though not gay, does influence mine perspective, since it's not all about me identifying somehow with the vagina-having characters that the aforementioned people completely erase from their picture, but also about me fancying vagina-having people and therefore characters. But that can't be the whole of it.