+ How many of you guys watch Clone Wars, out of curiosity? Anyway, I've been following it for a little while, and decided to join this one capslock comm for it on my other journal. I'm beginning to think that was a mistake. While, yes, I appreciate the hilarity of slash, awkward lines and Obi-Wan/Ventress madness, the whole "let's sexualize Anakin'
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Ugh, fanwank. I'm forced to wonder if the sort of gag rule that seems to apply to arguing against people's kinks creates more drama than it stops, though.
I am so with you on the interaction=sexualization thing. It's not just you, trust me. I'm a genfic-loving kind of girl, because my favorite thing is the interaction rather than the 'action' that seems to inevitably pop up. I get very fed up with the whole "Oh, they're friends/close, so you KNOW they must be banging each other behind the scenes!" thing. *headdesk* Oy vey. Fandom, can we please, as a whole, get over ourselves?
(Also, argyle_octopus and I watched Fern Gully together last summer. We've got a tradition of renting ancient animated flicks that used to scare us as kids, but Fern Gully was actually just as bizzarely terrifying as we recalled. I mean, a Pollution Monster! Who oozes smoke and poison and flaaaaames, and kills the rainforest! Augh. *laughs*)
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*promptly dies of the lulz* Though, you know, if we were fictional, it would be trufax. *headdesk*
Agreed, agreed. This especially gets me in Star Wars fandom, because hello? Supposedly-celebate Jedi, for one, and then a whole galaxy of other species with perhaps different bedroom habits? But alas, people don't seem to consider any of this at all.
At the very least, *puts on Future-English-Major-glasses*, I plan to take this into consideration in my own writing, and pass the word and ideas around to my fellow writers. Small steps, you know.
By the by, I totally snagged the Shiv!icon. It was too cool to pass up. :)
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