[ SECRET POST #3727 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3727 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure what's confusing me more... the concept that short = child, or the concept that MCU Tony Stark would be the "child-coded" partner in a relationship with a man who is 25+ years his junior. Tumblr is weird.

[kaijinscendre]

It is very weird.

[arcadiaego]

God now I'm imagining Steve discovering Tumblr when he's learning about the Internet after he wakes up. Poor Steve.

[(Anonymous)]

Just put me back in the ice.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I was thinking the same.

[(Anonymous)]

I think applying the concept to that relationship is misguided, but also, it would apply to Tony not Cap because Cap is automatically more mature than any other character. That's his actual superpower.

[(Anonymous)]

In the comics, maybe. Movie!Steve isn't particularly more mature than most of the other characters, and arguable less mature than some. Tony is immature in that he's hedonistic, inconsiderate and irresponsible, but he's not childlike.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't get the "coded" concept in itself, period. Child coded, autistic coded, Jewish coded, whatever, to me it just looks like Tumblr is making up things again.

[(Anonymous)]

Like, you don't get it at all? Because they can take it way too far but there are definitely cases where it does apply. It's a legitimate concept.

[(Anonymous)]

I"m with you on that one

[(Anonymous)]

Coding is real but people take the concept too far. A good and easy example of choosing are cartoon characters Like Panthro from 80s Thundercats who speak with an African American cadence. Listen to him and look at his coloring and design. He's Black. That's not a bad thing. Panthro RULES, and part of why I like him is because He's Black, like me.

That said, child coding is trickier. I like childish acting characters but to outright see an adult character as a child, they better look like a kid. Yes, the ancient which who looks like a five year old trope is fucked up, specifically because it too often is used to justify pedo mess. But I don't care so long as it isn't sexualized. Then it's just fun.