That is NOT Feminism

May 31, 2010 21:19

I've read a lot of rants about super-awesome characters who can never lose a fight.  I could personally rant for a good few hours about the same thing, but I won't.

Instead, I'll pick a little part of it that I've not yet seen addressed, but makes my blood boil.  I have no particular story for it, as it's happened to me so many times they've all run ( Read more... )

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thefireisminexx June 1 2010, 04:14:46 UTC
you know, I'm happy to say I've never seen this or experienced it.

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weariest_river June 1 2010, 04:16:55 UTC
You're very lucky. I might just be incredibly (un)lucky, but I have a number of times. Or maybe it has died out? I've not really RPed with people I don't know personally for a couple years now.

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thefireisminexx June 1 2010, 04:19:34 UTC
I think I'm lucky. If I had to experience this I would be very irritated. It's not even a matter of gender. Character Y just has more experience - who cares if there is a penis involved. Mind you, Character X could get lucky or grow during the battle or something like that but that'd probably have to be done by someone with a brain ( and not someone that shouts "YOU WOMAN HATING BASTAARDDD").

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floptacular June 1 2010, 04:21:48 UTC
gender
genitalia

*trollface*

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weariest_river June 1 2010, 04:29:53 UTC
I'm not quite sure what point you're trying to make. However, either way. I might not have made it clear, but my post was about both gender and/or genitalia not mattering in a fight. Again, unless someone is kicked in them. Those with a penis likely come out a bit worse there.

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thefireisminexx June 1 2010, 04:46:48 UTC
Er, alright, sorry? It's not a matter of gender or genitalia. It's not like I was trying to be offensive.

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weariest_river June 1 2010, 04:23:31 UTC
Yes! That's exactly my point! And my examples at the end (about "being humbled" or "looking up to him") were in that same vein of having the person that loses grow as a character. Not that was the only way to act, or something like that.

(And that last part is so funny, as I AM female.)

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